Which Come First? Ranks #1 on the Canadian iPad App Store!
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Posted on November 14, 2014 at 8:14:01 AM
Which Come First? Ranks #1 on the Canadian iPad App Store!
MONTRÃAL, le 14 nov. 2014 /CNW Telbec/ - Genia is proud to announce that since the launch of its first mobile game Which Comes First? on November 6, it has become the most downloaded trivia game on iPad. It's quite an achievement for a game that didn't even have an advertising campaign!
Behind the cute exterior of Which Comes First? hides a culturally enriching game that draws upon your knowledge and intuition. WCF contains a ton of intelligent content, but more importantly, it's just a whole lot of fun. Inspired by the problem of the chicken and the egg, WCF challenges you to place items in logical or chronological order. Players slide on-screen cards before or after each other while trying to get the highest score and competing with friends. There are many themes to choose from: movies, conflicts, science, cooking... It never gets old; new decks, often related to current events, are added every week.
Originality
The innovation behind WCF lies in its gameplay mechanics; reflection, speed and chance are integrated into a system of increasing difficulty. As players succeed in placing their cards in order, the game becomes more difficult and more challenging, but when they fail, it becomes easier so they don't get discouraged and quit.
Our game stimulates curiosity, allowing players to succeed and have fun while rewarding their knowledge on many subjects.
Which System?
Supported on iOS (iPhone and iPad) exclusively for its Canadian soft-launch, Which Comes First's porting on Android will be ready for December 2014. The international release is scheduled for January 2015.
About Genia
Genia is an independent studio that creates smart mobile games that combine thinking and fun.
Martin Ouellet is the founder and CEO of Genia. Before his foray into the world of video games, Martin founded Taleo, a successful company and world leader in software solutions for online recruitment and staff management. As chief technology officer, Martin was responsible for product strategy, design and development; he was also a member of the board of directors for nearly 10 years. In 2005, Taleo went public and was listed on the NASDAQ. The company was acquired by Oracle in February 2012 for $1.9B.
Martin then devoted himself to his passion, video games, both to promote the Quebec economy, but also to open a new breach in the world of mobile gaming; smart games. Our projects are aimed at a public who wants mobile games that are more complex than traditional brick-busters, but still light enough to be entertaining and with an attractive cultural component.
To view the video trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orASbcGBZpE
Website: http://www.genia.com
SOURCE Genia
Genia
CONTACT: Genia: Claire Karimpour, Communications & Marketing Coordinator, 418-781-0000 #255; Tac Tic Marketing: Sylvie Beaulieu, sylvie@tacticmarketing.ca, 418-658-1761
MONTRÃAL, le 14 nov. 2014 /CNW Telbec/ - Genia is proud to announce that since the launch of its first mobile game Which Comes First? on November 6, it has become the most downloaded trivia game on iPad. It's quite an achievement for a game that didn't even have an advertising campaign!
Behind the cute exterior of Which Comes First? hides a culturally enriching game that draws upon your knowledge and intuition. WCF contains a ton of intelligent content, but more importantly, it's just a whole lot of fun. Inspired by the problem of the chicken and the egg, WCF challenges you to place items in logical or chronological order. Players slide on-screen cards before or after each other while trying to get the highest score and competing with friends. There are many themes to choose from: movies, conflicts, science, cooking... It never gets old; new decks, often related to current events, are added every week.
Originality
The innovation behind WCF lies in its gameplay mechanics; reflection, speed and chance are integrated into a system of increasing difficulty. As players succeed in placing their cards in order, the game becomes more difficult and more challenging, but when they fail, it becomes easier so they don't get discouraged and quit.
Our game stimulates curiosity, allowing players to succeed and have fun while rewarding their knowledge on many subjects.
Which System?
Supported on iOS (iPhone and iPad) exclusively for its Canadian soft-launch, Which Comes First's porting on Android will be ready for December 2014. The international release is scheduled for January 2015.
About Genia
Genia is an independent studio that creates smart mobile games that combine thinking and fun.
Martin Ouellet is the founder and CEO of Genia. Before his foray into the world of video games, Martin founded Taleo, a successful company and world leader in software solutions for online recruitment and staff management. As chief technology officer, Martin was responsible for product strategy, design and development; he was also a member of the board of directors for nearly 10 years. In 2005, Taleo went public and was listed on the NASDAQ. The company was acquired by Oracle in February 2012 for $1.9B.
Martin then devoted himself to his passion, video games, both to promote the Quebec economy, but also to open a new breach in the world of mobile gaming; smart games. Our projects are aimed at a public who wants mobile games that are more complex than traditional brick-busters, but still light enough to be entertaining and with an attractive cultural component.
To view the video trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orASbcGBZpE
Website: http://www.genia.com
SOURCE Genia
Genia
CONTACT: Genia: Claire Karimpour, Communications & Marketing Coordinator, 418-781-0000 #255; Tac Tic Marketing: Sylvie Beaulieu, sylvie@tacticmarketing.ca, 418-658-1761