Hong Kong-based Artificial Life, Inc. today announced the release of a humorous new soccer game, Bustin’ Balls, which is comprised of several mini-games that follow the mischievous central character, Buster, on his quest to wreck a professional soccer game.
The goal of the game is to infiltrate a soccer match and win by using as many cunning tricks as possible. The player must help Buster sneak into a stadium by stealing a ticket and then sabotage the game and annoy fans by whatever means possible. This game features over 10 different action-packed mini-games, each with three levels of difficulty.
The game is available globally at Artificial Life’s m-commerce portal, www.botme.com, and will soon be available through over 1,000 on- and off-deck telecom operators and resellers worldwide. To celebrate the launch of Bustin’ Balls, www.botme.com visitors have until October 31, 2008 to enter a promotion to win a handset that comes with the game pre-installed.
Bustin’ Balls is one of the first games by Artificial Life that will be distributed using the recently announced rollout tool, the MobileBooster. MobileBooster is a development tool and platform for mobile 3G (and 2G) applications and games that greatly facilitates the mobile roll-out process. The game is supported by most of the recent 3G and 2.5G handsets and will be available in many languages for global distribution.
“The release of Bustin’ Balls coincides with the ongoing European soccer championships in Switzerland and Austria. Bustin’ Balls focuses on the comical side of soccer rather than the serious side. We hope that both soccer fans and gamers alike will enjoy this lighthearted approach to the serious business of competitive soccer,” said Eberhard Schoneburg, CEO of Artificial Life, Inc.
