FAIRFAX, VA, March 12, 2014 (Press-News.org) Fear the Banana! Lunch Box Studios has just released our first game, Banana Phobia, for Android and are excited to spread the word with a contest giveaway! Our small team of three has worked non-stop to come up with a fun, fast-paced, arcade game. Not a person who's gotten their hands on it has been able to put it down and our future roadmap includes content and features that will keep our audience playing for years to come!
In Banana Phobia, players take control of an intrepid, but unlucky zoologist cornered by a troop of monkeys. His only option is to knock them off their boxes while dodging a constant barrage of bananas. Players can share their high scores on twitter and Facebook and challenge their friends to score more!
The contest giveaway we're holding is a chance to win a $10 Google Play Store gift card. The premise is simple, the best score before April 1st (this is not an April Fool's joke!) wins the gift card.
There are 3 Simple Steps to Enter:
1. Like Banana Phobia on Facebook!
2. Play Banana Phobia FREE on Android (Get it here: https://goo.gl/33f2QQ)
3. Share your best scores to Facebook through Banana Phobia with the #FearTheBanana hashtag. You must set the privacy setting of the post to public in order for us to see your entry. Submit as many entries as you like!
*Only entries with the #FearTheBanana hashtag that are set to public view can be considered*
Contest Details:
This promotional event will start on March 10th, 2014 and end on March 31st, 2014 at 11:59PM EST. Any submissions after the contest end time will not be considered. The person with the highest submitted score when the contest ends will win a $10 gift card for the Google Play Store. We will contact the owner of the winning entry via Facebook to discuss arrangements for the delivery of the prize.
Here's some links with more information and promotional material to use if you consider featuring us. Feel free to use any content you find on these pages.
Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.LunchBox.Bananaphobia
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bananaphobiagame
Official Contest Page: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=669121153126142
twitter: https://twitter.com/banana_phobia
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS_Fg6tyDJU&feature=youtu.be
Lunch Box Studios is a three man startup mobile game development studio. We've just launched our first title on the Google Play store (iOS and Windows versions in the works!) and are anxious to spread the word. Everyone who's had the game in their hands has had a hard time putting it down.
With a deep passion for gaming, Lunch Box Studios aims to bring fun, challenging, and unique games to the mobile world. Keep an eye out for updates, new games, and other apps produced by Lunch Box Studios.
Lunch Box Studios is Holding a Contest Giveaway to Promote the Launch of Banana Phobia!
Win a $10 gift card to the Google Play store by playing Banana Phobia for Android! Lunch Box Studios has launched the next big hit for mobile devices (iOS & Windows versions in the works) and is certain that everyone who plays will be hooked.
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[Press-News.org] Lunch Box Studios is Holding a Contest Giveaway to Promote the Launch of Banana Phobia!Win a $10 gift card to the Google Play store by playing Banana Phobia for Android! Lunch Box Studios has launched the next big hit for mobile devices (iOS & Windows versions in the works) and is certain that everyone who plays will be hooked.