Hello fellow developers and Apple employees As I'm sure we're all tired of seeing, my app has been rejected under 4.3.0 Design: Spam I am frankly struggling to understand the logic. Here are the main features of my 2D Arcade game: simulation of flying above a field of lava. This is a tense experience! One mess-up, and the player is sent to the lava below! it has a jetpack which continuously uses fuel. Again, tension! You have to be careful about when and where you glide--can you grab that fuel pod? Oh no--it disappeared! it allows players to glide and fly around the map. Gliding gives a brief respite from the tension. Flying lets the players explore the fascinating world of Hokusai's 40 views from Mount Fuji. it allows players to collect fuel pods, refueling their jet pack. This reward not only allows them to play longer, it bumps their score, and promotes a goal of beating previous scores. it allows players to view a parallax background of woodcuts from 40 views from Mount Fuji, a famous work by Hokusai, which broadens cultural boundaries it requires players to dodge red clouds, which end the game. These clouds are nefarious--they follow the player around! it allows players to rest on white clouds, which restores their fuel. Again, a relief from the tension. the white clouds disappear after a moment, adding an element of tension--wouldn't it be nice if they lasted forever? Sure--but then the game would be boring and repetitive (and it WOULD be spam) Architecture: Godot using GDScript I admit--I initially included reference material that was not mine to distribute. 100% my mistake, and I removed that prior to resubmitting. Now though, my app continues to be rejected as spam--this most recent rejection occurred within 10 mins of the last submission. I'd be happy to post my game online if someone would like to play. Yes, it's simple--and yes, it's arcade-esque. Has anyone successfully reversed a 4.3.0 Design Spam designation on an app? I would rather not create a new app to submit, as I understand that is against the TOS--but is a commonly discussed workaround. Is it because I'm using GDScript? Should I rewrite into c#? I don't know that I can "fix" my game, as it's intended to be quite simple.