The release of the Zynga release runner for the Looney Tunes cartoon franchise took place.
The company is trying to fix the shaken affairs. For her new project, she acquired a license from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment hopes, Venturebeat resource believes, to attract as wide an audience as possible.
In Looney Tunes Dash, the user plays one of the famous toons. He needs to get ahead of his opponent in the allotted time. If there is an obstacle on the way that the player cannot overcome, the character will die in an ingenious way.
There are 90 levels in the game, and the user will be able to start the race with Bugs Bunny. Tile graphics are voluminous, not 2D, as one might assume. Each level begins with a small animation insert.
Looney Tunes Dash is free to download on iOS and Android. Note that the game is localized into Russian.
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Zynga is a pioneer company in the social gaming market. It was founded in 2007. Osovny capital earned on Texas Hold’em Poker (now Zynga Poker). In 2008, she collected investments of $29 million, which allowed her to acquire MyMiniLife, which at that time had just completed the Farmville time manager. In 2011, Zynga successfully entered the IPO, raising more than $1 billion during the placement of shares. Then the company continued its policy of acquiring promising companies. This led to a severe drop in income. As a result, in the summer of 2014, the founder of the company, Mark Pincus, resigned as CEO, giving way to the former head of Microsoft’s entertainment division, Don Mattrick.