Just submitted the Android Update to the Google Play Store.
The Android OS requirements have been dropped from 4.2 to 4.03 so more people can play.
The final World and end of the story all included in this free update
I hope it works for you 
The third and final level is complete along with a few tweaks to the game here and there. Android to follow within the next couple of days. Hope you like it!
Rocket ROBO is on a banner in the kids section of iTunes in the UK which is lovely to see. 
Big smiley face.
Here’s the world select icon for the final world ‘Sugar Cube’. Hope you like it!
Just added icing sugar snow. I thought it’s time to throw in another work in progress screenshot:
Music and sound fx are in progress. Just adjusting the final boss textures and rig (there is indeed a final boss). 3 paintings still to do to sum up the story.
Oo that’s pretty awesome. Just got some mails through:
From Androidshock:
‘We’ve published our Best of February list and Rocket ROBO made it. Congrats!
http://www.androidshock.com/lists/best-of-february-2014/’
And from Quality Index:
Aaron McElligott has made it onto the list of iPhone Quality Index Finest Games Publishers of February 2014 due to the critical acclaim of the following… ‘Rocket ROBO’
http://iphone.qualityindex.com/feature/19570/qi-finest-games-publishers-of-february-2014
Rocket ROBO also made it onto iPhone and iPad quality index’s Top 10 games of February 2014!
Thanks guys!!
Two paintings to do to finalise the story and one level to finish off. I am very close to done now. Really excited about finishing and seeing what people think.
Here’s a teaser picture to keep you going:
Taking the week off. Didn’t quite manage to finish the final levels last weekend but did get close. 2 levels remaining to finish.
For the first time in the past couple of weeks I feel like I can take a breath. Releasing a game is stressful! the mixture of excitement waiting and hoping for people’s reviews versus constant concern that everything is going to break. I really could have done with taking time off from work to handle it all but my expectations for Rocket ROBO were small, so I didn’t think I would have to do much. I can take it as a learning experience for the next game, which I now will definitely make. The positive emails and notes I’ve received has motivated me to continue. I have 10 or so ideas for things I’d like to do next and am extremely eager to begin. Before I begin I still have a few things to finish off:
I’m going to reduce the requirements on the Android version from 4.2 to 4.0.
Aiming to finish the final few levels for Sugar Cube this weekend.
After nearly 24 hours of refreshing my computer screen, I can confirm that Rocket ROBO is now Live on Google Play for Android. There are an awful lot of different types of android phone out there. I’ve tried my best to make sure it works on yours.
Hope you guys enjoy it!
Must add a quick ‘thank you’ to Anthony who I’ve never met but assisted me greatly with his tutorial about package splitting for Google Play: http://labs.exoa.fr/tutorial-unity-4-apk-splitting-google-play-obb/
Thank you to my iOS gaming friends who have very kindly bought enough copies of Rocket ROBO to make it number 1 in iPhone all apps chart in Latvia.