April 21st, 2010 by Arjan Olsder Posted in Platforms: Symbian | No Comments »
Offscreen seems to be one of the mass content providers to Nokia’s Ovi Store. The company’s Ovi offering consists of eBooks, mobile games and applications and has announced their 25th million download.
Offscreen’s portfolio is limited to touch screen devices, which seems to be a niche with a high demand as Nokia has released only a few of such devices.
“By distributing our apps through Ovi Store by Nokia, Offscreen Technologies is able to further extend the popularity of our titles to Nokia users around the world. We’ve seen our apps downloaded 25 million times and we look forward to seeing more delighted Ovi Store users enjoying our apps around the world,” said Harri Myllynen, CEO, Offscreen Technologies. “In our most popular game, Labyrinth Touch, we wanted to expand the basic concept of a wooden labyrinth on a mobile phone with novel types of levels with different physics: garden levels with stone balls on gravel and caramelle levels with a bouncy rubber ball.”
