Swedish MacWorld.se reviews Tomten (Swedish only):
“Ditt uppdrag i spelet är att hjälpa jultomten att dela ut julklappar genom att slänga ner dem i husens skorstenar, något som är lättare sagt än gjort. Totalt innehåller spelet 27 olika mini-uppdrag av varierande svårighetsgrad. Med andra ord borde det hålla dig sysselsatt tills julen är slut.”
Download Tomten at App Store
Download Tomten at Android Market
Swedroid.se have published a review of Tomten for Android (Swedish only):
“Tomten innehåller 27 olika uppdrag och 10 nivåer med varierande svårighetsgrad. Spelet fungerade utmärkt i vårt korta test på en HTC Sensation och det är alltid roligt att uppmärksamma svenskutvecklade titlar i Market.”
Eva Wieselgren at the local newspaper Göteborgs Posten was one of the beta testers of Tomten for iPhone. Follow the link below to read her comments on the game (Swedish only):
“Hinner jultomten få ut klapparna i tid? Inte om jag ska styra släden. Min tomte vinglar runt i luften som om han fått alldeles för mycket glögg till lussekatterna.”
After many months of hard work, Tomten for iPhone & Android is finally released!
Game graphics by my wife Helena, code by me. If you have the time, please download the game and give it a great review (we really need the reviews for the game to stand a chance on the top lists)!
App Store download link:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/tomten/id466314239?ls=1&mt=8
Android Market download link:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sanneblad.tomten
On November 3 Volvo Trucks launched the game FH16 which I have worked on as project leader and developer for almost a year now. If you have an Android device, iPhone 4, 4S or iPad 2, make sure you check it out – it’s fun and completely free!
The game was created with the game development engine Unity.
“A video shot on the iPhone 4S”
Lisa Bettany – iPhone 4S Macro Shots
If you are interested in developing apps for Windows Phone 7, Microsoft have now released their presentations from the Windows Phone 7 Developer Mania conference that was held on May 26.
The presentations are in Swedish only, and highlights topics such as Silverlight development, XNA development, designing apps for Windows Phone 7 and an introduction to Windows Phone 7 “Mango”.