Re: [android-developers] Any problem with animals being killed in a game?

Google doesn't have a policy as to the content in your games. As long
as it doesn't contain illegal material (i.e., copyrighted music,
images, material which is otherwise illegal), you should be good.
Actually, I may be wrong on this point: a quick search of the Android
market reveals that some apps I would expect to exist (that might be
considered "quite offensive") do not. So I'm unsure what the exact
policy is on this one, but as far as animals dying in games (which is
"fairly benign" to me, though of course there are now people getting
their games rated by ratings boards), you should be fine, from the
market's perspective.

Kris

On Sat, Mar 3, 2012 at 11:07 AM, decastro <reissgo@gmail.com> wrote:
> I am in the process of making a game involving various animals negotiating
> assorted obstacles. A task I'm adding now is to cross a road - I personally
> think its quite funny if I allow the animals to occasionally get run over -
> with a cartoon squelch sound and a splatted animal on the road (no blood).
> But when I suggested the idea to various people, they said that it would be
> too upsetting for small children and people would complain.
>
> So who is right? Does google have a policy about such things?
>
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