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Liverpool, UK – 11
th Feburary 2013 - Mobile games
publisher, Thumbstar Games, is pleased to announce that today marks
the release of
Animentals
for Android devices on Google Play!
Nurse your Cyber-Pet from freaky and feral to a fun-loving
furball
Animentals
is a great app for kids 4+, teaching them to care for and
rehabilitate their very first cyper-pet. Rescue the creatures from
the depths of cyberspace, and show them a little care and
attention. Eventually, through series of simple games and
interactions, your cyber-pet will learn to trust and respect
you.
Help them regain their sanity, restore their happiness and set
them free!
Progressing through the game brings an increasing variety of
quirky and bizarre creatures to look after, and new tasks to
undertake as you progress in your career as an Animental carer.
With cute and colourful characters and a heap of great suprises
to unlock from the comfort of your Android device,
Animentals
makes for one of the most entertaining, memorable and
mess-free pet experiences you’ll ever have!
Animentals is available for 69p on Google Play at the following
link:
http://bit.ly/VPeX93
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About Thumbstar Games
Thumbstar is a mobile games service provider representing more
than 150 developers and providing in excess of 3500 titles through
200 channels globally, including the UK and Europe, S.E. Asia, the
Americas, the Middle East and Australasia. Thumbstar originally
started out in 2008 as an aggregator / publisher of mobile games
for J2Me, Windows Mobile, RIM BlackBerry and Symbian. Since then
Thumbstar has also moved into mobile games publishing for Windows
8, iOS and Android and expanded its business offering to become a
digital developer, distributor and publisher of mobile
entertainment lifestyle applications, wallpapers and themes
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