At April 26th, the German Video Game Awards will be celebrated in Berlin. We are happy and proud to announce that our action puzzle game “The Great Jitters: Pudding Panic” is nominated in two categories: “Best Mobile Game” and “Best Childrens’ Game”. Thanks and thumbs up for our pudding! See all nominated games here!

“The Great Jitters: Pudding Panic” has been retained by the Advisory Board for Selected Projects at Game Connection America 2012. The project has been selected from a contest of about 85 projects. Patrick Rau will present the project on March 5th, 2012 in the “Selected projects” conference.

For the Pocketgamer Awards, the renowned review page pocketgamer.co.uk selects the best reviewed mobile games of the past 12 months. Pudding Panic received an excellent review in July 2011 and already received the Pocketgamer Gold Award then. we are happy that Pudding panic belongs to the the selection of nominated games. It’s especially cool that…

Our Action Puzzle Game “The Great Jitters: Pudding Panic” is on position 5 of the best iOS Games 2011 on the probably most important international metacritic website metacritic.com! We are proud of this great positioning.

Yesterday, our team went to the German Developer Awards ceremony in Duesseldorf. We are happy to announce that our pudding game was awarded as Best Mobile Game 2011! Hoorray and thank you, jury and Aruba events!

On December 7th, 2011, the German Developer Awards will be awarded in Duesseldorf. Our Pudding is nominated in the following categories: – Best Mobile Game – Best Game Design – Best Handheld Game We are full of suspense and we are looking forward to the award ceremony!

“The Great Jitters: Pudding Panic” is nominated as Best Euro Indie Game at the Dutch Game Awards. Great!

We submitted our game for the German Game Developer Award in the categories “Best handheld game” and “Best casual game”, which are audience awards. Please help us and vote for our anxious blob of pudding! Vote here as “Best Handheld Game” Vote here as “Best Casual Game” You can vote in both categories 🙂

“The Great Jitters: Pudding Panic” can’t be that creepy: Even if not developed as a childrens’ game, our Pudding won the TOMMI childrens’ software prize last week! We are especially happy because our rather small indie game made the third prize as “Best PC game 2011” after the high budget projects “Cars 2” (Disney) and…