Rotaeno for Android review: The future of mobile rhythm gaming is here and it's awesome
Rotaeno is the first of its kind. A mobile rhythm game that uses your phone's gyroscopic rotation as a key gameplay mechanic.
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Rotaeno is the first of its kind. A mobile rhythm game that uses your phone's gyroscopic rotation as a key gameplay mechanic.
It was in October of last year that publisher XD Network announced that they'd be bringing developer Optillusion's unique perspective-based puzzler Moncage to multiple platforms including mobile, and when they formally announced a release date for the game last month I said at the time that I'd be first in line to pick up the game.
3 Min Read HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese online video site Bilibili is in talks to buy a 24% stake and the headquarters building of Yoozoo Games as part of a deal worth nearly 5 billion yuan ($765 million), two people said, as it seeks to expand in the world’s top gaming market. Bilibili is in talks on the deal with Xu Fenfen, chairwoman of Yoozoo, the video game company that is also known as Youzu Interactive, said the two people and another person with direct knowledge of the matter. Last month, Bilibili and its founder Chen Rui submitted to Xu a term sheet - a non-binding agreement descr...
4 Min Read HONG KONG (Reuters) - China’s Bilibili is in talks to buy a 24% stake in Yoozoo Games as part of a nearly 5 billion yuan ($765 million) deal, two people said, as the online video site aims to tap its legion of young users to grow in the world’s top gaming market. The move comes after Bilibili, which is backed by Chinese technology giants Tencent Holdings and Alibaba Group Holding, raised about $2.6 billion in a secondary listing in Hong Kong last month. It also comes as Yoozoo, the video game company that is also known as Youzu Interactive, is facing management challenges after...
Exclusive: China's Bilibili in talks to buy 24per cent stake of games maker Yoozoo - sources Toggle share menu Advertisement Advertisement Business 08 Apr 2021 02:05PM Share this content Bookmark HONG KONG: Chinese online video site Bilibili is in talks to buy a 24per cent stake and the headquarters building of Yoozoo Games as part of a deal worth nearly 5 billion yuan (US$765 million), two people said, as it seeks to expand in the world's top gaming market. Bilibili is in talks on the deal with Xu Fenfen, chairwoman of Yoozoo, the video...