ReFocus Labs launches Pastry Push for BlackBerry 10

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ReFocus Labs has released a new 3D game for BlackBerry 10. The game uses swipe gestures to slide pastries along the maze with the objective of getting the pastry to feed Monster Moko. Using 3D graphics and a physics based environment, Pastry Push offers a unique strategy game experience. Also the game has gamepad support by which the user can get a console like gaming experience from the mobile device.

Press release:

Pune, India (November 6th, 2013) – Today ReFocus Labs announces the release of Pastry Push for BlackBerry 10. It is a 3D strategy game designed and developed by the game studio division of ReFocus Labs.

 

The game uses swipe gestures to slide pastries along the maze with the objective of getting the pastry to feed Monster Moko. Using 3D graphics and a physics based environment, Pastry Push offers a unique strategy game experience. Also the game has gamepad support by which the user can get a console like gaming experience from the mobile device.

 

“With your mobile device connected to the gamepad and a display screen, users can experience the true power of Mobile Computing with Pastry Push”, said Shashwat Pradhan, the Co-Founder of Refocus Labs.

 

With 2 episodes and 54 levels the game features hours and hours of engaging gameplay, all new gameplay mechanics, the ability to collect golden cherries and score stars for each level. Also more episodes will be added and will be available as a free upgrade.

 

Currently exclusive to BlackBerry 10, Pastry Push is also coming to Android, iOS, PC and Windows Phone in the coming weeks.

Availability
Pastry Push for all BlackBerry 10 devices is available on the BlackBerry® World™ storefront for $0.99: http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/39994944

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