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Pokki desktop apps, with newly released full-screen mode, are now available for download at for four titles from Kabam: “The Godfather: Five Families,” “Edgeworld™,” “Thirst of Night™” and “Dragons of Atlantis™.” San Francisco, CA and San Diego, CA-February 28, 2012-, hardcore social gaming company Kabam, and SweetLabs, makers of Pokki, are teaming up to let Windows users download and play popular games like “The Godfather™: Five Families™” in full-screen glory on the desktop without a browser or social network. Popular Download Site to Distribute “The Godfather: Five Families” and Three Other Kabam Games with One-Click Full-Screen Access Provided by Pokki These titles may be downloaded as Pokki desktop applications, complete with a new full-screen mode, to improve access to the game and reach a wider audience of gamers.ĬNET and Kabam Bring Full-Screen Social Gaming to with Pokki Desktop Apps Add Comment.A new partnership between game company Kabam,, and SweetLabs, is making Kabam titles available as downloadable desktop apps.įour titles – The Godfather: Five Families, Edgeworld, Thirst of Night, and Dragons of Atlantis – are now available through. We've contacted both developers for comment.ĭo you think Kixeye has a case against Kabam? How or when do you think Facebook developers will rise from this level of interaction and give up on the copycat games? Sound off in the comments.
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In fact, Zynga-which has a lawsuit on its plate from SocialApps over allegedly misused source code from its game myFarm that led to FarmVille's inception-knows the feeling very well. Keep in mind that these sort of exchanges aren't uncommon to Facebook games. Kabam CEO Kevin Chou said in response that Edgeworld, which hovers at about 200 thousand monthly players since its launch, draws inspiration from "movies, pop culture, science fiction, literature, history and, most importantly, from our players." That's in addition to borrowing ideas and techniques from its previous four games. Kixeye went even further, according to Gamasutra, to compare Kabam's hit Kingdoms of Camelot with fantasy strategy game Evony as evidence that Kabam "is wasting talent and resources on cloning games that already exist." Whoa, those are some pretty harsh- and specific-claims. "It's not detrimental to Kixeye in the short term, but this kind of practice is bad for all of us in the gaming industry - it will eventually sour users and it certainly does the opposite of proving that Facebook can be a legitimate gaming platform." "There is no question that the engineers of EdgeWorld had Backyard Monsters open in one window while they coded the copy in another," Kixeye CEO Will Harbin said in a statement. Of course, Kabam firmly denies the allegations. Gamasutra reports that Kixeye has publicly accused Kingdoms of Camelot creator Kabam of copying the hit Kixeye game Backyard Monsters in creating EdgeWorld, Kabam's brand new Facebook strategy game. Alright, so it's more serious than that, but we just can't help but envision these debates happening in schoolyards rather than public forums.
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