Zapak, Reliance ADA Group's gaming company has launched 10 HTML5 games(developed by the gaming company called spilgames) for mobile phones installing by Apple's iOS and the Android operating system. The games can be played directly on online from the mobile phone's browser and not necessary to download the games. The indigenous gaming portal recently launched a wide range of HTML5 games that can be accessed at mgames.zapak.com from the browser of your Android device.
To make use of this service it is imperative that you have an Android 2.2 or higher version on your handset. The new games include Bubble Hit, Block Dream, Sea Treasure Match, Mahjong Shanghai, Flick color, Doodle Shooting, Bunniez Extreme Lazors, My pipe Maze and Maya Mojo we can play them directly on the website mgames.zapak.com. Although made for mobile phones, users can also play them on their PC's.
Most of these games are based on popular board and puzzle games and their game-play is basic in nature. These games do not require any special configuration on the handsets part and adapt to the accelerometer of the mobile phones. These are good enough for casual gaming in basic handsets. Having said that, with special emphasis being given on mobile gaming by handset manufactures and game developers alike, I Wonder how many people would actually use their feature rich phones for simpleton games like the ones offered by zapak.
Last month Zapak Digital Entertainment Limited had Launched a subscription based gaming service called Zapak Plus, that offered 120 games from international publishers such as Codemasters, focus Home Interactive, Absolutist, MumboJumbo, iWin among others
To make use of this service it is imperative that you have an Android 2.2 or higher version on your handset. The new games include Bubble Hit, Block Dream, Sea Treasure Match, Mahjong Shanghai, Flick color, Doodle Shooting, Bunniez Extreme Lazors, My pipe Maze and Maya Mojo we can play them directly on the website mgames.zapak.com. Although made for mobile phones, users can also play them on their PC's.
Most of these games are based on popular board and puzzle games and their game-play is basic in nature. These games do not require any special configuration on the handsets part and adapt to the accelerometer of the mobile phones. These are good enough for casual gaming in basic handsets. Having said that, with special emphasis being given on mobile gaming by handset manufactures and game developers alike, I Wonder how many people would actually use their feature rich phones for simpleton games like the ones offered by zapak.
Last month Zapak Digital Entertainment Limited had Launched a subscription based gaming service called Zapak Plus, that offered 120 games from international publishers such as Codemasters, focus Home Interactive, Absolutist, MumboJumbo, iWin among others
Dear Lauraine..... Thank you so much
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