Obscene Interactive, the gaming division of OBJ Enterprises, today revealed that it is wrapping up due diligence and finalizing licensing terms with Corv Studios, the developer of Pac-Ball. Pac-Ball is an engaging mobile gaming title in which players experience the manic fun of ball labyrinths using the accelerometers found in smartphones and tablets. OBJ Enterprises expects to sign a new licensing agreement with Corv Studios before the end of January 2014.
Notably, the game title has generated more than 1.5 million downloads on the Google Play store on Android devices since the title was launched. OBJ Enterprises is in the process of developing new marketing and optimization strategies for the game to be launched on Apple’s App Store.
“We see Pac-Ball as only the beginning of this relationship,” said OBJ Enterprises CEO Paul Watson. “We want Corv Studios to be the first of many new development partners to create original games for release under our Novalon Games imprint. Corv has an impressive suite of games already, and the stuff they’re working on now could potentially change the industry.”
OBJ Enterprises continues to search for additional licensing and development partners for development and releases of new, engaging mobile gaming titles for the global mobile gaming marketplace. The company is seeking to develop a robust portfolio of new gaming content so it can take advantage of the growing, sweeping demand for mobile games as mobile device usage continues to explode globally. Just last year, OBJ Enterprises saw three new games added to its portfolio, from which it made revenues: Phantasmic, Bluff Wars 2.0, and Creature Tavern.
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