Side-Kick Games has today announced a series of licensing deals with videogame development studios including Angry Mob Games, Machineworks, Namazu Studios, and SparkPlug Games. The partnerships represent 7 new videogame titles slated for release across all current mobile virtual reality (VR) platforms in Q1 of 2016.

The 7 new titles, including established franchises such as Gogii Games’ Princess Isabella, Angry Mob Games’ Guerrilla Bob, and two titles from SparkPlug Games, Plight of the Zombie and Fairy Maid, represent a wide variety of videogame genres including hidden object, shooters and a flight sim. Also inlcuded are Machineworks’ Trexx Hunter, Namazu Studios’ Vitamin Z and PocketWings, LLC’s PocketWings: Discovery Island.

“We are honoured to be in partnership with so many reputable game studios,” said Guy Bendov, CEO of Side-Kick Games. “We’re aggressively fuelling fun in the $100 billion VR market, and the variety of licenses and game genres represented will allow us to bolster our portfolio and realise our goal of bringing high quality, accessible entertainment to mobile VR.”

Bogdan Iliesiu, CEO of Angry Mob Games, describes Guerrilla Bob as a VR experience unlike any other: “Bob’s camera view point is super enjoyable for longer play sessions, with smooth over the top views, and tiny rebels coming at you from all over the place. We’re super excited to be working with Sidekick Games to bring the best experience to the major VR devices.”

Side-Kick Games Announces Publishing Partnerships

Additionally, Side-Kick Games has revealed that it will be bringing the popular Oculus Rift demo Temple of Merk videogame to mobile VR platforms, as well as 2 additional proprietary titles, Bowling VR and Golf VR. All titles are scheduled for release later this year through early 2016 across mobile VR platforms and VRFocus will keep you updated with any further information.

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