SAN FRANCISCO, CA and BEIJING, CHINA--(Marketwired - Apr 28, 2014) - Yodo1, global publisher of smartphone games, today announced it is partnering with ZeptoLab, creator of Cut the Rope, to co-develop ...
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This article was first printed in the GamesIndustry.biz Mobile Newsletter. To receive these special emails, sign up here. It's a truth many developers no doubt wish to avoid: the creation of games is ...
SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - May 22, 2013) - ZeptoLab® announced today that its hit game Cut the Rope® has been named the People's Voice Award Winner for Best Game in the Handheld Device Category ...
Last week, a Mountain Lion roared “Mac is the next big gaming platform.” Apple is bringing Game Center to Mac, it will support cross-platform iPhone vs. Mac play, and the Mac App Store will likely ...
Indian outfit Nazara Games has signed a multi-year deal with ZeptoLab to publish Cut the Rope throughout the Indian subcontinent. The partnership will see Nazara working with ZeptoLab to culturalise ...
ZeptoLab has had spectacular success, getting 600 million downloads for its mobile games based on Cut the Rope, a physics-based game with the adorable Om Nom. And now the studio’s branching out to ...
Russian developer ZeptoLab has launched an international, online competition for game designers, appropriately titled the Game Designer Challenge. The contest challenges professional and amateur ...
Mobile studio ZeptoLab has officially entered the publishing business and is calling for any and all developers to submit their games. The company, best known for its games Cut The Rope and King Of ...
In another sign that mobile games are challenging or usurping other mediums like cartoons for creating powerful childrens’ brands, Russia’s ZeptoLab just signed a deal with Burger King to bring their ...
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