score tracking Standard and Limited Edition versions release same day Two different control schemes (Gestures / On Screen Buttons) for the iPhone. Release Sales This is the first game released by GOAT Store not distributed by Lik-Sang as the online retailer ceased their operations in October 2006. Irides was also the first release from GOAT Store in over 3 years, and the game was distributed through various online retailers such as Play-Asia. The game was prominently promoted at Midwest Gaming Classic show an event organized by the publisher. Those who preordered the game for Dreamcast, received the iPhone version free. A limited edition of Irides was also released with only 144 units pressed, The Limited Edition contained different disc and packaging art, an expanded instruction manual, an exclusive numbered mini-poster signed by the designer, and an exclusive numbered collector's coin. The limited edition was available exclusively at the Publisher's website. As per GOAT Store Publishing Non Disclosure policy, sales figures of any game are never released. Reception iPhone version The general reception for the iPhone release has been positive, slidetoplay.com gave them 3 out of 4, praising the low price point, and the hours of fun the game had to offer. Dreamcast version As an independent Dreamcast game Irides has received overwhelmingly positive reviews. BeefJack gave the game an 8 out of 10 finding the Puzzle system deep, tactically complex and very rewarding. Diehard GameFan gave an overall positive review specifically enjoy the game's music and found it better in contrast to luminies, however they found the graphics a bit of a let down. Pinconeattack also echoed previous praising of the complexity of the puzzle system and enjoying the synth based music however they expressed concerns about the game's high price. SegaShiro praised the game for its easy-to-pick-up-and-play and hard-to-master gameplay, they also praised the game's soundtrack that can be played on a CD player from the gamedisk, although they were disappointed that the game had no Analog Stick support and found strange that a developer would add VMU and Rumble Pak support and not the Analog stick, although they called the lack of Analog stick support as minor setbacks. VGEvo praised the game for its multiplayer options and denounced the public perception of the game being a lumines clone, as the power ups and combo system sets the game apart, they were however disappointed that the game lacked the