Android vs iOS build capacity

Hello, I released an app for iOS and Android some weeks ago.
I reduced sound quality and scale import quality from texture down. My android game as .apk has 42mb, in iOS Appstore my game has 169mb.

It's exactly the same game with same import settings for textures and other assets! Here are some screenshots from build settings. Hope you can help!

 

Are your texture sizes the same on both platforms?

Also go to Edit > Project Settings > Quality and make sure those are the same.

 

Thanks! I've done both. Other ideas?

 

This gives a lot of ideas, especially to texture compression: http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/357667/why-is-my-ios-app-size-an-order-of-magnitude-large.html

It is normal for iOS apps to be bigger than Android's. However, yours is over 3X bigger which isn't supposed to happen.

Did you check the build log and see what's taking up the space?

 

What are your texture formats set as (ex, Compressed, Crunched, Truecolor)? Double check for override settings too. Are there any warnings such as "Only POT textures can be compressed to PVRTC format" on your texture import settings inspector?

 

All textures are compressed ...

 

If you're sure they are actually being compressed then that's probably all you can do. But pay attention that if they're not POT textures, Unity won't compress them for iOS. DroidifyDevs already mentioned checking the build log so I'll assume that didn't help. Last resort, you could examine the IPA file that gets produced.

 

Could you show the build log?