As Poslovni Dnevnik/Lucija Spiljak writes, the Drawize word-drawing game, designed and developed by Zagreb-based Lomboos, is now available on Steam, the leading PC game distribution platform with 28 million users worldwide.
The Croatian computer game Drawize has otherwise been on the market for five years now, but so far it has only been made available on the Internet as a mobile iOS and Android application (app). Now that it has been made available on the wildly popular Steam platform, the price of this game is a mere 5.99 euros.
“Being put on the Steam platform as the leading platform for computer games is a big step forward for Lomboos, and it offers players the pleasure of playing completely without any ads interrupting them. On top of that, additional Steam-specific features are integrated into the game, such as collecting achievements and the ability to easily invite contacts to play together,” they said from Lomboos in Zagreb.
The Croatian computer game Drawize can be played in “public rooms” of seven players who alternate in drawing and guessing, or a private room can be created for up to 100 participants, and it is possible to compete in a daily challenge on the game.
According to the owner of the company and the main developer of the game, Tomislav Lombarovic, so far, Drawize has been played by more than four million people who have drawn 50 million drawings in total. In addition to Croatian, the game is available in seven other languages - English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Italian and Russian.
In addition to fun and creativity, the Croatian company Drawize is also commonly used as a teaching aid, as it is educational as well as fun. Companies are using it for virtual team building, and Lomboos says the practice has further increased as more and more people have started working and studying from home since pandemic-dominated 2020.
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