MWSF: Freeverse shows new iPhone and iPod touch games
Posted by Dave Merten 
Jan 9, 2009 at 2:16am
Freeverse is pleased to announce that they are currently showing off four upcoming iPhone and iPod touch games on the show floor of the Macworld Expo in San Francisco. The four titles are SlotZ Racer, Days of Thunder, Flick Baseball, and Roads of Ruin. Freeverse invites everyone to come by their exhibit booth (South Hall 1244, Moscone Center) and see them!
SlotZ Racer allows players to relive the happy memories of slot car racing, from designing your own track, to gathering around and racing your family and friends. SlotZ Racer is scheduled to be released in the next few weeks.
Flick Baseball is a fully featured arcade baseball game, with a revolutionary new control system for both batting and pitching that will allow unprecedented control. The latest in the Flick Sports lineup, this game will feature full season mode, exhibition and championship modes, as well as a home-run competition.
Roads of Ruin is a premiere role-playing title that will combine various forms of gameplay in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic world. As a motorcycle messenger, you must travel from city to city, defending your packages while to earn more money to upgrade your equipment.
Days of Thunder is a gorgeous new racing game based on the popular motion picture, and is being developed for Paramount Pictures.
Freeverse is allowing the public to play demos of SlotZ Racer and Days of Thunder at the Freeverse booth and the response has been overwhelmingly positive, with many visitors saying they will be eagerly awaiting the launch of these titles.
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