Archive for the ‘Development’ Category

Q Available Now! Only $0.00!

Thursday, March 18th, 2010

Our next title, Q, is now available on the AppStore for the iPhone and iPod Touch!  It’s your standard puzzle/action game with a twist.  You queue up the tiles to fill your Queue Bar, then destroy them in order to chain massive combos together.  It goes at a frenetic pace, so you’ll have to think fast and plan ahead.

And though we’re excited to unveil the game, we’re also eager to announce the price.  It’s so low that it might as well be free.  In fact, it IS free!  That’s right, we’re launching the game with the bargain basement price of nothing at all.  So what are you waiting for, why not give it a try?

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Latest Game Queued Up

Sunday, March 14th, 2010

Hey there stranger!

There’s been a bit of radio silence from us, but our latest game has gone gold for the iPhone/iPod Touch.  We’ve submitted it to Apple for approval and though we can’t go into the details, hopefully in a few short weeks we can spill the beans.  The title, Q, gives a few hints on what the gameplay is like.  But then again, it sort of doesn’t.  In any case, we hope you look forward to it and we’ll be giving more details shortly.

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Band of Bears Information is Up

Tuesday, December 22nd, 2009

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In all the hubbub of Tribal Tallies, we completely forgot to make a page available for our little lovechild, Band of Bears.  Well, for those of you interested in a title that was recognized as a Top 20 Finalist in Microsoft’s DreamBuildPlay 2009 Competition (what’s wrong with a little self promotion?), you just need to click here to learn more.

DSYP: Commentary

Monday, December 14th, 2009

Greetings everyone,

We recently came across a blog post by Gameolio that we felt really took the time to let us know what they liked about DSYP. Being a small game company, commentaries like these make us feel warm and fuzzy inside, so we thought we’d share it with you.

You can check it out here:

http://www.gameolio.com/2009/12/commentary-game-design