Texas Wuggle
Assemble poker hands against the clock on your iPhone.
Dundee: Thursday 1st October 2009 – Get your poker face on and your sleight of hand at the ready for Texas Wuggle, the poker game with a twist from the creative minds at independent game developer 4J Studios.
Based on their critically acclaimed word puzzle title Wuggle, the game sees you hustle your way from back alleys and biker bars to the high roller club in a dazzling Las Vegas casino. Unlike classic poker, you have to think fast to find winning hands from cards floating around the screen to rake in those big bucks. There’s no room for bluffs or tricks here, just non-stop poker action set across five tables and two expansive game modes.
The two modes involve Spree, which gives you ten hands in which to become a millionaire, while Survivor is purely against the clock, where you must keep finding poker hands to halt the diminishing time. With a dark, painfully sharp visual style, along with fun, accessible gameplay, Texas Wuggle is an addictive blend of tense gambling that will appeal to card sharks everywhere.
Texas Wuggle launches soon on iTunes for £0.59/$0.99/€0.79. You can follow the game on Twitter at ‘TexasWuggle’ and post screenshots of your high scores online to win a copy of the original Wuggle.
For promotional review codes, screenshots or footage of Texas Wuggle, please contact Dave at Ink Media.
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Dave Cook
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4J Studios
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About 4J Studios
4J Studios is a game development studio established in Dundee in 2005 by Chris van der Kuyl, Paddy Burns and Frank Arnot.
With an extremely experienced core team of designers, technology & games programmers and artists, the company's ethos is to combine innovation, creativity and technical excellence with efficient production practices.
4J Studios has developed products for all popular console game systems including Microsoft's Xbox 360™, Sony's PlayStation®3, Nintendo's Wii/DS systems; and the Apple iPhone.