Cellufun
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Cellufun, Inc | |
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Type | Venture-backed Corporation |
Founded | 2005 |
Headquarters | New York City, New York, United States |
Key people | Arthur Goikhman, Founding CEO Stephen Dacek, Founding COO/CTO Julie Kim, CFO Cary Torkelson, Founding VP Research Todd Jackson, VP Sales |
Industry | Interactive entertainment |
Employees | 12 (2008) |
Website | www.cellufun.com |
Cellufun is a New York City based mobile game developer and mobile social networking site.
Founded in 2005, Cellufun focuses on creating real-time, multi-player games for mobile phones that can be used by old phones with WAP browsers, as well as newer, more sophisticated phones. Cellufun differs from other Mobile Game Companies in that all of its content and features are provided free as long as the mobile phone user has a data plan to access the Internet on his/her phone.
Cellufun's emphasis on social networking as well as multi-player gaming has created a community with over 500,000 daily users of its MobilePet application[1].
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[edit] Games Developed
[edit] Community Games
- Call of the Pharaoh Link - Winner of Best Game at the Global Mobile Awards 2008
- Ice Fishing
- MobilePet MyPhone
- Space Wars
- Wicked Word
[edit] Board Games
[edit] Mob Hill Casino Games
[edit] Mind Games
[edit] Arcade Games
[edit] Mobile Pets
[edit] Adventures
[edit] Awards
On January 28, 2008, Cellufun's The Mobile Ring was awarded 2008 Best Mobile Game at NAPTE Mobile++ Top 12[2]. Then, on February 14th, Cellufun scored at the highest level of the Mobile Industry by being awarded a joint win in the "Best Mobile Game" category at the Global Mobile Awards 2008[3], held at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Cellufun won for the multiplayer WAP game, Call of the Pharaoh, where players must work together to build a pyramid.