Unlimited Free Drawing Action -- Duudle Social Mobile Game Adds Single-Player Mode for Windows Phone 7 and Android
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Posted on April 18, 2012 at 10:28:01 AM
Unlimited Free Drawing Action -- Duudle Social Mobile Game Adds Single-Player Mode for Windows Phone 7 and Android
STOCKHOLM, April 18, 2012/PRNewswire/ --
The Duudle new release infographic covers the new single-player game mode, the
original multi-player mode and 7 easy steps how to become a Master Duudler, that is how to
impress, gain more points, cred and have more mobile fun with friends.
Duudle [http://duudle.com ] version 1.7, the cross-platform original social mobile
drawing game is today released, available for both for Windows Phone 7
[http://windowsphone.com/s?appId¦d6db83-dffc-4bd0-b96f-dbb5a6614a38 ] and Android
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.visiarc.duudle ]. The multi-player
turn-based drawing game now adds a new game mode, unlimited free single-player action. All
successful drawings ever created, so called "Duudles", are brought back to life again for
new players in the single-player mode. This new mode features a leaderboard as well.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120418/525567 )
"The new single-player mode offers a great casual game, players can pick it up and
improve their guessing skills with an endless stream of Duudles coming their way. At the
same time players will hone their drawing skills as they learn new techniques that will
improve their success in multi-player games with friends, or random opponents", said Peter
Lindgren one of the three creators of Duudle and CEO of VISIARC. "Duudle is cross-platform
and supports smartphones and tablets, meaning for example that a Windows Phone 7 powered
Nokia Lumia 900 can meet an Android powered Samsung Galaxy Note, just to mention two new
devices."
Speedy communication versus artistic expression differentiates Duudle from other
drawing and sketching apps. Jotting down the key characteristic strokes first is rewarded
with more points, as opponents then can guess the word sooner. Duudle comes with a
Facebook connection meaning that a player's friends that also play Duudle automatically
appears in their friends list. Winning in Duudle as in any game means bragging rights. It
is then handy to know that any Duudle can be replayed and shown, since the creators save
all Duudles. As well, to really show off a particular fun or hilarious Duudle, the game
allows players to post a Duudle to Facebook.
About Duudle
The original social mobile drawing game Duudle, first saw the light of dawn October
27, 2011, as the grand prize winner, when the creators received the largest cash prize in
the history of Hackathon - winning the Nokia Hackathon 2011
[http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Blogs/blog/nokia-developer-news/2011/10/27/visiarc-wins-hackathon-contest-at-nokia-world-for-windows-phone-game-duudle ]
after 40 hours of
hard coding. Duudle version 1.7 is today generally available for Windows Phone 7 on
Windows Marketplace [http://windowsphone.com/s?appId¦d6db83-dffc-4bd0-b96f-dbb5a6614a38
] and for Android on Google Play
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.visiarc.duudle ], with a version for
Apple's iOS well under way. Duudle is available in English, French and Swedish. Duudle is
ad-supported Freemium.
The winning team works for VISIARC, a mobile app and cloud company. VISIARC is
headquartered in and operates out of Sweden and is well known with its multi-award-winning
"Mobile Documents" cloud app, e.g. voted app-of-the-year 2010. For more information
contact VISIARC's CEO Peter Lindgren via email to contact@duudle.com, Tel:
+46(0)708343003 or visit http://www.duudle.com or follow @DuudleGame on Twitter
[http://twitter.com/DuudleGame ].
Source: VISIARC AB
STOCKHOLM, April 18, 2012/PRNewswire/ --
The Duudle new release infographic covers the new single-player game mode, the
original multi-player mode and 7 easy steps how to become a Master Duudler, that is how to
impress, gain more points, cred and have more mobile fun with friends.
Duudle [http://duudle.com ] version 1.7, the cross-platform original social mobile
drawing game is today released, available for both for Windows Phone 7
[http://windowsphone.com/s?appId¦d6db83-dffc-4bd0-b96f-dbb5a6614a38 ] and Android
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.visiarc.duudle ]. The multi-player
turn-based drawing game now adds a new game mode, unlimited free single-player action. All
successful drawings ever created, so called "Duudles", are brought back to life again for
new players in the single-player mode. This new mode features a leaderboard as well.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120418/525567 )
"The new single-player mode offers a great casual game, players can pick it up and
improve their guessing skills with an endless stream of Duudles coming their way. At the
same time players will hone their drawing skills as they learn new techniques that will
improve their success in multi-player games with friends, or random opponents", said Peter
Lindgren one of the three creators of Duudle and CEO of VISIARC. "Duudle is cross-platform
and supports smartphones and tablets, meaning for example that a Windows Phone 7 powered
Nokia Lumia 900 can meet an Android powered Samsung Galaxy Note, just to mention two new
devices."
Speedy communication versus artistic expression differentiates Duudle from other
drawing and sketching apps. Jotting down the key characteristic strokes first is rewarded
with more points, as opponents then can guess the word sooner. Duudle comes with a
Facebook connection meaning that a player's friends that also play Duudle automatically
appears in their friends list. Winning in Duudle as in any game means bragging rights. It
is then handy to know that any Duudle can be replayed and shown, since the creators save
all Duudles. As well, to really show off a particular fun or hilarious Duudle, the game
allows players to post a Duudle to Facebook.
About Duudle
The original social mobile drawing game Duudle, first saw the light of dawn October
27, 2011, as the grand prize winner, when the creators received the largest cash prize in
the history of Hackathon - winning the Nokia Hackathon 2011
[http://www.developer.nokia.com/Community/Blogs/blog/nokia-developer-news/2011/10/27/visiarc-wins-hackathon-contest-at-nokia-world-for-windows-phone-game-duudle ]
after 40 hours of
hard coding. Duudle version 1.7 is today generally available for Windows Phone 7 on
Windows Marketplace [http://windowsphone.com/s?appId¦d6db83-dffc-4bd0-b96f-dbb5a6614a38
] and for Android on Google Play
[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.visiarc.duudle ], with a version for
Apple's iOS well under way. Duudle is available in English, French and Swedish. Duudle is
ad-supported Freemium.
The winning team works for VISIARC, a mobile app and cloud company. VISIARC is
headquartered in and operates out of Sweden and is well known with its multi-award-winning
"Mobile Documents" cloud app, e.g. voted app-of-the-year 2010. For more information
contact VISIARC's CEO Peter Lindgren via email to contact@duudle.com, Tel:
+46(0)708343003 or visit http://www.duudle.com or follow @DuudleGame on Twitter
[http://twitter.com/DuudleGame ].
Source: VISIARC AB