Spotflick
Spotflick Ltd is an iPhone Development company based in Edinburgh established in 2010 by Tim Bryans
With a background in animation production, and having worked on a number of high- profile apps, such as the Hector: Badge of Carnage series of games, the Spotflick team can offer the full range of production services for the creation of compelling iPhone apps.
They combine a very strong creative design team, 2D animation skills and competent programming with an innovative marketing approach that will set their products apart from their competitors. And sharing the same building as a guest house, they also offer their clients and staff a good night’s sleep and hearty breakfast!
Spotflick – the flick-to-kick penalty shoot out game for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad – is their lead title, and has enjoyed considerable success since its launch during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. The game was voted as one of the Top 5 apps of 2010 by the News of the World.
They are planning to launch an update to Spotflick later this year that will give users the opportunity to win prizes based on their penalty flicking prowess, and they are also looking into adding another mode of play where you can play as the goalkeeper. There are also a number of other apps that they are in the early stages of development and would hope to be able to take to market over the course of the next year. Not all of them are sport-related!
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Spotflick 53 Frederick Street Edinburgh EH2 1LH
Tel: +44 (0)773 718 4 511 Contact: Tim Bryans Email:
gaffer@spotflick.com
www.spotflick.com
Scottish Development International
sdi.co.uk/dmci
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