iPhone game developer Kwalee has updated Gobang Social to version 1.3.
The company, founded by original Codemasters founder, David Darling, has been listening to player feedback on their first title and introduced some new features.
Players of Gobang Social can also compete to win a New iPad in a competition organised by the developer. Details can be seen in the included YouTube video.
Updates in version 1.3:
NEW: Swipe-to-forfeit.
* Just a simple swipe of the finger in your games list and BOOM, you can forfeit a game without any hassle.
NEW: See who you’re playing against.
* Now when you play a random player, you can see their Facebook image, because the world needs more pictures!
IMPROVED: User interface.
* Kwalee has been working super hard to deliver a more intuitive user interface and have also given the visuals a kick up the backside and improved the overall flow.
IMPROVED: Bug fixes.
* Kwalee has had the bug spray out again and exterminated a those pesky bugs for a smoother gaming experience.
Kwalee about Koala, their own in house mobile game network.
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