Jan 7, 2011:

Super Mario Bros. By Way Of Edward Gorey, On An iPhone

Also achieved the “iGame of the day”!

“Grimm is a new iPhone game that has me wondering why I’ve never played a video game rendered in the aesthetic of the great, spooky aesthetic of legendary illustrator Edward Gorey before. Thank goodness I finally did, for one dollar.” Stephen Totilo, Kotaku

Jan 5, 2011:

‘Grimm’ Review – A Stylish, Tilt Controlled Platforming Game

“Grimm [99¢] is an interesting little platformer from developer Robox Studios that popped up in the App Store yesterday. You play as a perambulator (a baby carriage, for the non-British amongst us) that has carelessly been left behind at a train station by a couple of snobbish-looking parents.” Jared Nelson, TouchArcade

Incredible game developed for Robox Studios is in the App Store!!!

Check it out on the App Store and visit the great Official Site for trailers and other goodies!

Game concept, art and design were provided by Robox Studios, while the lovely and committed gentlemen at Hecticus Software were brought on for development duties.

Robox Studios

We sent the prototype to the Mobile Independent Games Festival 2009 and it  received a Honorable Mention in the Technical Achievement category!

Ported for NetPeople.

Classic arcade game developed by Taito.

Juan Carlos Ramirez one of our directors, gave a speech about “Mobile games development” at a small conference in Caracas, Venezuela.

Developed for Mobext.
(1Q – 2009)

JavaME catalog for the Renault Clio, it featured an adjustable zoom for closer details of the car.

Developed for Oglivy & Mather Worldwide.
(1Q – 2009)

Official application for the American Express “Centurion: Digital Concierge”. The user logs in from their mobile device, presses a button and then receives a call from a concierge.

Developed for Nokia and Corporación Digitel.
(4Q – 2008)

This application was preloaded in every Nokia 5220 sold in the Digitel wireless carrier.

The user selects songs from a list and creates it’s own playlist. The playlist is sent to a server and the user participates in a playlist contest.

Very fast touchscreen game. We used an in-house physics game engine that we developed in Java and we´re in the process of porting it to every platform we use.