Prince Of Elves Game By Teksmobile Set To Be Launched Soon

Teksmobile, the multiple award-winning cross-platform mobile app company, is all set to launch Prince Of Elves - a treasure-hunt game with a fun spin - in the next quarter (2017 Q2). The game is currently in the final phase of testing.

Teksmobile has a long and chequered record of making successful mobile games customized for the iOS and Android platforms. The company has created well over 1000 apps to date, with 2D/3D games having a strong presence in the Teks portfolio. The in-house developers are regularly trained to work with the latest game development tools and frameworks (Unity 5, Unreal Engine 4, Cocos 2d-x, etc.). ‘Prince Of Elves’ is the latest in the line of interactive games by Teks - and early reports indicate that it packs enough punch to emerge as a winner.

In an exclusive interview, a senior spokesperson of Teknowledge Mobile Studio talked about the delays that cropped up during the development process of the ‘Prince game’. The team felt the need to incorporate changes during multiple stages - in a bid to enhance the gameplay experience and add to the overall fun quotient of the game. According to the CEO of the mobile app company, the team was never in a tearing hurry to release the game. Instead, the focus was on coming up with an app that would be universally liked by gamers worldwide. While ‘Prince Of Elves’ could have been released earlier, the delays have helped the developers make it a ‘better game’.

The ‘Prince game’ offers an exciting take on the tried-and-tested treasure hunt gaming approach. In this game, the first-person player (the ‘Prince’) embarks on a quest to rescue a captive ‘Princess’. There are as many as 7 levels to be cleared - and each level is guarded by a villain (named ‘Boss’ in the game). The player has to collect coins, get weapons and super powers, and defeat the ‘Boss’ at each level, to proceed to the next. The game finishes when all the levels have been cleared and the ‘Princess’ has been rescued.

The basic idea behind the ‘Prince Of Elves’ mobile gaming application is ‘as old as time’, feels a senior iPhone app developer at Teksmobile. The difference, according to him, will be the cutting-edge look and feel of the app - ensuring a fantastic end-user experience. Right from the elements in the user-interface and the screen layouts, to the cool game assets and the environment in each levels - everything has been chalked out with an imaginative streak and pin-point precision. With a light chuckle in his voice, the Teks CEO reported that many of the developers were already addicted to the game!

Superior ‘quality-of-service’ (QoS) has been a hallmark of Teksmobile over the years, and the team is determined to enhance its reputation further with ‘Prince Of Elves’. A well-placed source from the company revealed that, every employee had been encouraged to contribute ideas, opinions and feedback on the game. The app has been checked by a core group of testers on actual devices (in addition to simulators) and on the cloud - to iron out all possible glitches and errors. The game is quick to download, has user-friendly controls and mesmerizing, high-end graphics - and there are no risks of crashes, screen freezes or other such errors. Users will also be able to contact a backend support team, in case they run into any problem with the game.

Team Teks has plans to build on the ‘Prince Of Elves’ mobile game over the next few quarters. There are plans to add more challenges and quests, along with a probable increase in the number of levels - depending on the audience response to the release of version 1.0 of the game. The ‘Prince game’ will be available for iOS (iPhone and iPad) to start things off, and an Android version will be launched at a later date.

For further information about Teknowledge, please visit http://teks.co.in. Get in touch with the team at 91-33-40649087 to know more about the ‘Prince Of Elves’ game app. You can also contact via emails, at info@teks.co.in. The previews of the ‘Prince game’ have been promising - and all eyes are now on its arrival at the stores.