After impressing Apple’s ‘i’ devices and other mobile platform users with high-quality games and apps, BulkyPix is back with a twist. The publisher and game developer recently unleashed its 2011 Q2 gaming line up that will be ported onto Android and Windows Phone 7 devices. A series of Facebook and console games also seem to be in the making.
The line up begins with a sequel Gobliins 2 which includes brain busting puzzler trilogy Goblins Fingus and Winkle that possess different powers. Their powers enable players to lay hands on a strategic sequence and complete the puzzles. BulkyPix also brings in Burn It All, the exciting puzzle game for all iPhone owners. The ultimate goal of gamers here is to burn through everything on the path and with the assistance of 3 little flames end the puzzle.
iPhone consumers can take delight in Tiny Token Empires that come with a stunning turn-based strategy game. In this title players are introduced to one of the five major ancient empires, Rome, Greece, Egypt, Persia, or Carthage. Then cities and armies have to be developed and new territories annexed. Gamers can slowly expand power over the world that comprises goofball gods, super cute mythological monsters, clown legionnaires, and many more. What’s more, iPhone and Android users are in for a treat with the debut of Hills of Glory: WWII too. Landing its users in Second World War, the title includes a terrific adventure with funny and polished graphics.
“We have a terrific line up of games scheduled for this year. There is something for everyone here: from action FPSs or brain busting puzzlers, educational apps for kids to Tower Defense games and MMOs for those who want to conquer the world” added Vincent Dondaine, COO of BulkyPix. “We want to provide gamers with amazing entertainment, regardless of the hardware they use, or when and where they want to play. Our line up will cater to the rapidly expanding global audience of gamers and offer them a wide variety of interactive experiences they will love.”
Gaming aficionados can also set their eyes on The Deskplorers specially designed for children aged 6 and above. Along with a straightforward gameplay, the title consists of six chapters to each story. BulkyPix is all set to take its consumers on a ride to Africa with Last King of Africa 2. The game begins with Ann’s journey across Maurania who is trying to recall her forgotten past. The line-up also offers a funny physics puzzler named Jungle Ball Project and a vertical platformer, the Galamon Space.
Details regarding the release date and availability of the games have not been disclosed yet.