Submitting my app to the store without the intention of selling it

I'm building an iOS game that will have both singleplayer and multiplayer modes. I'm building the game in two different phases, one for singleplayer and then a second for multiplayer. The singleplayer phase is complete and it's completely shippable. I was thinking about submitting it to the iTunes store before I implement the multiplayer mode so if it gets rejected for any reason, I can fix those issues ahead of time. However, if it gets approved, I don't plan to release it u开发者_如何学JAVAntil I finish the multiplayer mode and submit it as an update.

Is this a good/bad idea?

Do other people do this?

Thanks in advance for your help!

Its better you complete the application and then submit it, and app can get rejected for any unknown reason - So I would say just complete the application and submit it. If you know for sure that your app is going to get rejected - then you can submit the app in single player and set the release date to after one month or even a year and complete the multi player mode.

Just make your release date infinitely long. This way when it is approved, no one will see it. Then you can kill the app if you want after it is approved.