Hey everyone!
Our very first iPhone game, Singularity Drive: Prologue, is now FREE for everyone! YAY!
It’s an ‘avoid ’em up’ – and you can find more details on the main game page, here.
Be gentle with me. It was my first game!
I hope it entertains you for five minutes 😀
Hello everyone!
Finally, it’s here! Attack of the Kraken is now available on an app store near you!
You can buy it by following this link here:
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/attack-of-the-kraken/id335511023?mt=8
It’s all VERY exciting! I hope you enjoy it! 😀
You can find out more about Attack of the Kraken by following the iTunes link above, or by checking out its game page here.
Thanks everyone – especially if you’re in Hong Kong. People there seem to love it!
Cheers!
Hi all!
What an exciting day!
We’ve had a couple of nice write ups on the excellent mobile games site www.pocketgamer.co.uk
Here are some links!
Thanks so much to the guys at Pocketgamer – it’s been emotional! 😀
Attack of the Kraken will be available for arm7 ‘i’devices from Thursday, August 12th, 2010.
Look out for it on the app store!
Finally!
We (ok, ‘I’m’) happy to announce that Attack of the Kraken has been submitted to the app store!
Woohoo! 😀
We’re very proud of the game, and hope you enjoy it!
Here’s the official youtube launch trailer!
Look out for Attack of the Kraken on the app store very, very soon! In the meantime, check out our game page here for more details 😀
Well, we’re getting very close. Looks like we’ll be submitting to Apple tomorrow for review sometime tomorrow!
HURRAH!!!!
Pictured above is the icon for Attack of the Kraken – look out for it on the app store soon!
So we’re still not quite done, but we thought you might like to see some Kraken pics, er, ‘while you wait’.
Enjoy!
😀
Hi all,
Our latest game, Attack of the Kraken (formerly known as ‘Project K‘), is almost ready! We’re hoping to submit to Apple this week, with a pencilled in release date of July 23rd!
It’s a side scrolling classic shoot ’em up, inspired by John Wyndhams awesome book, ‘The Kraken Wakes’ aswell as classic games like Attack of the Mutant Camels and Defender.
The graphics were supplied by debugdesign – we can’t recommend them enough!
We’re extremely proud of this game, and hope you’ll give it a go if it takes your fancy! We’ll be giving more details here once it’s submitted.
So, anyway, on with the show!
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‘Project K’ is coming along nicely. So nearly done, and yet so much yet to do.
Release is pencilled in for July 10th, though it may slip a week (and more than likely will).
In the meantime, here’s some very sneaky pics!
Enjoy!
We took some time out and went to a talk at Tate Britain about Narrative in Videogames. It was pretty interesting, and involved such luminaries as Charles Cecil (of Broken Sword fame), and Dave Gibbons (of Watchmen notoriety!).
One interesting point was about audio, and how that’s so important to a game, and yet seems to be left till last.
I wondered what the makers of Guitar Hero, Rez, Vib Ribbon, Surf Rider et al think of that?
It’s also relevant to what we’re doing here at QS. While the basic shape of one of upcoming games is there, and it’s a classic, it’s the music that really shapes the experience.
It’s not a music game though!
We’ll leave you with that taster for now! More soon!
