Skyrama clears its first large update for takeoff
- Transition from beta phase to live version
- Over three-million users registered already
- New trailer published
Skyrama (www.skyrama.com) leaves its beta phase behind: More than three-million registered users will move onto the live version. Now the latest addition to the Bigpoint (http://www.bigpoint.com/) casual games arsenal will include new expansions and special features. Get a taste of things to come in Skyrama and feast your eyes on the new official trailer at http://www.youtube.com/bigpoint!
Skyrama lets players manage their own airport, prepare airplanes and take care of travelers. Airport managers can now look forward to exciting new additions to their virtual airports, such as Ramacopters and a new map that will allow them to send their planes across the ocean to the Americas. Now users will not only be able to see which of their friends are currently online, but they’ll also be able to try out all the new decoration items to give their airport a more personal touch.
„Mit einer enormen Resonanz von über 3 Millionen registrierten Usern in der Startphase von Skyrama hätten wir nie gerechnet“ so Tobias Reisberger, Chief Games Officer bei Bigpoint. „Das zeigt uns deutlich, dass das Konzept eines Flughafen-Aufbauspiels ganz den Geschmack vieler Casual Gamer getroffen hat.“
“We never expected to see over three-million registered users in the start phase of Skyrama,” says Tobias Reisberger, Chief Games Officer at Bigpoint. “This clearly shows us that an online airport is just what many casual gamers were looking for.”
The live version of Skyrama can be played on the official website: http://www.skyrama.com. Fans can also get more info on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/skyrama/.
Tags: airport manager, Bigpoint, open beta, Simulation, Skyrama
Written on News am September 22, 2011
