We are proud to present a new game Life Stones from ForestKings. For this game, we collaborated with Shirley Ng-Benitez (a graphic designer). Her website can be found here.

This is a light game patterned after life. The objective is to collect colored stones. There are two methods of scoring: More is Better and Balanced is Better. Basically, you either collect as many of the same color stones or you collect as many different stones as you can. There is a catch – only the first three colors count for positive score and the rest score negative.

We decided to go a different direction with the AI. Instead of the normal “Easy, Medium, and Hard” settings, we gave them a bit of a personality. You can choose whether the AI plays conservative, normal, or aggressive. You can also choose whether to play selfish, vengeful, or balanced. And each AI can be individually set to provide many fascinating combinations.

Check it out:

Enjoy!

We released version 1.1 of Nebula One. Based upon user feedback, we’ve added a technology option that when selected increases the rate planets produce and repair ships, increases attack and defense bonus, and increases ship damage. If you want to play the game faster with more ship turn-over, then crack up the technology factor. Enjoy!

Great news for iPad users! Nebula One HD for the iPad has been approved and is now in the AppStore. This game is the same as Nebula One but takes advantage of the iPad’s larger screen. Enjoy!

Welcome. After a bit of hiatus, we are back in the Apple AppStore with a new game – Nebula One. It is a fun little game about conquering planets. It allows 1-4 computer players to give you a wide range of challanges. It has over 40+ maps to play. In the future, we plan on including custom maps created by you! Nebula One currently runs in iPhone 3G, iPhone4, and iTouch. The upcoming Nebula One HD runs on the iPad. Check out the Nebula One page to learn about the game, screenshots, and how to play. Enjoy!