Jason Chen:
Cromag and Enigmo, if you want to play around with it now on your Mac.
10:46 am ON Jun 9 2008
Jason Chen:
Both these games will be on the App store at launch for $9.99.
10:45 am ON Jun 9 2008
Jason Chen:
Porting the games from OS X to the iPhone only took 3 days to get “up and running”, which means playable. The iPhone is the steering wheel in this racing game, and has the graphical level of a N64 game. Speeds look great, and runs pretty damn fluid for a mobile phone game.
10:45 am ON Jun 9 2008
B. Lam:
10:44 am ON Jun 9 2008
Jason Chen:
Their second game is Cromag Ralley, a 3D caveman racing game. Think Mario Kart with neanderthals.
Jason Chen:
The first is a physics-based puzzle game
called Enigmo. In the demo app you want to get water into a container
via a reflector. I’ve played this on the Mac and it’s actually a lot of
fun. The calculations inside the game are pretty damn CPU intensive,
and from what we see the iPhone can handle it fine.
Jason Chen:
Brian Greenstone from Pangaea Software (they make Mac games) is also here, showing two games.
