Matt Cox’s latest “tiny addiction” launches for free on iOS and Android June 5th
Matt Cox, a developer who has worked on Scribblenauts, Sticky Bees, Destroy All Humans, and Returno, will bring a brand new experience to iOS and Android this Spring with the new title Phantom Flower.
Phantom Flower invites you to tap the poison raindrops to save the Phantom Flower.
As the good rain and poison rain intensity increases, how long can the player last before one red drop ruins the soil? Phantom Flower plays fast and intense on a beautiful noir backdrop. It’s easy to pick up, but chaos to master.
Gamers of all types can play on a quick break or play repeatedly for bragging rights on the Apple GameCenter or Amazon GameCircle leaderboards.
“Phantom Flower is my second entry in my ‘tiny addictions’ series,” said Cox. “I wanted to find a charming visual style and more chaos than my previous effort, but make it even more accessible for everyone.”
Phantom Flower will be available in the iTunes App Store on June 5th, 2014 for free on iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad devices. It will also be available on all Android devices via Google Play or the Amazon App Store.
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