From the depths of our imaginary world, to you.

Following the success of Wreck This App and This Is Not An App, we are proud to announce the release of another fantastic interactive app from the highly inspirational mind of Keri Smith*.

The Pocket Scavenger (available for iOS and Android devices) is the ultimate way to explore your environment. The app, developed at the Citrus Suite studio in Liverpool, is released simultaneously with the book of the same name.

Within the app, published by Penguin Books US, users are instructed, to document a spectrum of quirky items.

Users can take pictures or record audio of all the things they scavenge on their journey – creating a logbook of weird and wonderful items.

The items are added to the user’s map where they can also see what others have been scavenging.

Pocket Scavenger is Citrus Suite’s forth project with Penguin USA (including Apps Magazine’s 2012 ‘App of the Year’ Chopsticks) and third project with Keri Smith (including Wreck This App and This is Not an App). Across iOS and Android a total of seven apps.

Pocket Scavenger is available to download at iTunes Store and Google Play (Android).

*Keri Smith is an author/illustrator turned guerilla artist. She has several bestselling books, including the phenomenal Wreck This Journal, This is Not a Book, How To Be An Explorer of the World, Mess and Finish this Book. Read more at her website HERE

You can read more Citrus Suite news below.

• Chopsticks: APP OF THE YEAR 2012
• Citrus Apps: more than 500k downloads
• Mystery Seekers: number 1 app in 15 countries including US & UK
• Citrus Engine: built over 25 apps 2012 on iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Android tablets, PC, Mac, etc.
• Wreck This App:  voted best digital product of 2011 (by Penguin US)
• White Label Apps: confidential projects, very hush hush

Chopsticks, an app we developed has been listed in Apps Magazine’s Best Apps Ever feature (issue 30, March 2013), they write that Chopsticks “completely redefines digital fiction in one stunning app”. This comes hot on the heels of our “App Of The Year 2012” accolade for the same Penguin Books USA published app.

The aforementioned app has also been nominated for an internal Best Digital Product award by Penguin Books US and also nominated is the recently released This is Not an App (an app we produced on iOS & Android). The team (#TeamKeri: Citrus Suite, Keri Smith, Penguin Digital US & Perigee Books) won this award last year for Wreck This App and we’re proud to be in the running again. You can read more Citrus Suite news below.

• Chopsticks: APP OF THE YEAR 2012
• Citrus Apps: more than 500k downloads
• Mystery Seekers: number 1 app in 15 countries including US & UK
• Citrus Engine: built over 25 apps 2012 on iPhone, iPad, Android phones, Android tablets, PC, Mac, etc.
• Wreck This App:  voted best digital product of 2011 (by Penguin US)
• White Label Apps: confidential projects, very hush hush

Chopsticks, an app we developed for Penguin Books US, has been named “App Of The Year 2012” by Apps Magazine.

Massive thanks to the writers and staff at Apps Magazine who work so hard to uncover hidden gems like Chopsticks from every corner of the various app stores.

Even though Apps Magazine had previously placed Chopsticks in a list of the ‘top five book apps ever’ it was a nice surprise to open this month’s issue and see the end of year round up…

‘There are clever little touches throughout that makes this app feel like it is right at the cutting edge of iOS interactivity without compromising on the minimalist nature of the interface,’ just some of the praise awarded to the Chopsticks app by Apps Magazine.

And from Jessica Anthony, co-author of Chopsticks,  ‘as the talented developers at Citrus Suite began sending us pages of the app, we watched in breathless awe as Glory and Frank’s story literally came to life. It was like magic’.

From our point of view it was a pleasure to work with Jessica Anthony and Rodrigo Corral to tell this version of their story.

Our respect to the digital team at Penguin Books USA, our friends at Razorbill and Penguin Young Readers Group - bold enough to make this project happen and assigning the development duties to the team based here in Liverpool, UK.

Developing the app was the sort of exciting challenge we love. We believe we created an app that is not only thought-provoking but also offers each reader an emotional experience with their time spent in the world of Glory the piano prodigy.

The Chopsticks app is an interactive version of the ground breaking book by Jessica Anthony and Rodrigo Corral – a book which found many fans through its visual approach to storytelling. The aim of the app, released simultaneously with the print edition, was to further enhance the qualities of the story, offering the user a different, unique experience through the content contained within.  Apps Magazine describe it, ‘memorable and utterly compelling for so many reasons; it’s a daring presentation of interactive fiction that jumps between so many different types of book and story. Then to combine it with a smart and gorgeous interface only helps to suck in users effortlessly.’

According to Apps Magazine, ‘Chopsticks changed the way we thought about interactive books and impacted us more than anything else this year’.

It is an honour to be involved in with an app that has made such a strong impression.

If apps are to be a part of the future of books, we’re happy to be involved in projects as ambitious and rewarding as this one.

Read Apps Magazine’s original review for Chopsticks here.

Team Citrus 12/12/12

Fresh Ideas, Sharp Solutions.
Citrus Suite is a creative design studio producing apps, software, games and digital artwork. Developer on iPhone, iPad, Android, PC, Mac, Web, HTML5, Facebook and IPTV platforms.

Development of apps from Liverpool, UK.

As more companies embrace the smartphone revolution we have a number of off-the-shelf solutions to enable your clients reach the app stores.  White label iOS & Android app development is a great way to deliver quality, relevant apps to your clients.

• Full brand control
• Bespoke features for your client
• Build & repackage app numerous times
• Set price per build
• iPhone, iPad & Android apps can be produced at the same time
• Quick turnaround

White Label Projects.

• Advertising games
• Augmented reality apps (using external APIs)
• Creative entertainment: drawing, photo editing, etc.
• eDetailing software / sales aids
• Enhanced eBooks: integrated video, audio, social functions, etc.
• Enterprise program: in-house business apps
• Games: platform, arcade, adventure, HOG, etc.
• Gamified content
• GPS location-based apps
• Mobile utilities
• Sales team apps
• Task management

Apps Designed By Award Winning Digital Developers.

*The Citrus Engine is our cross platform app development engine for iOS & Android, PC & Mac. In production since 2011, the Citrus Engine is a proprietary mobile application technology designed to produce stunning apps for clients with any number of combinations of features. Made in Liverpool, UK.

iOS apps: iPhone / iPad / iPod
Android apps: Smartphones / Tablets
Desktop: PC / Mac

About Citrus Suite
Citrus Suite is a creative design studio producing mobile apps for global clients.
Developer on iPhone, iPad, Android, PC, Mac, Web, HTML5, Facebook and IPTV platforms.
Citrus Suite’s most exciting apps are yet to come…

We are happy to continue our relationship with Penguin USA for the release of This Is Not an App, an interactive interpretation of Keri Smith’s hit This Is Not A Book.

Read Keri Smith’s blog post about the app here.

Receiving universal praise when it was first released, This is Not A Book encourages the reader to branch out, look outside the box and experience the ‘book’ without the confines of the pages and broaden their imaginations.

Following the release of last year’s Citrus developed hit creative app Wreck This App, voted best digital product of 2011 at the Penguin USA’s Third Annual David Awards, and the release of Chopsticks, which was featured in the Wall Street Journal and labelled as one of the ‘Top 5 Book Apps Of All Time’ and ‘App of the Year 2012‘ by Apps Magazine; This Is Not An App is sure to be welcomed by Keri’s audience and beyond.

Penguin Follows Up Success of Wreck This App With a New Keri Smith Creativity App

New York, NY – December 4, 2012 – Penguin Group (USA) announced today the launch of This Is Not an App for iOS and Android,
an interactive adaptation of Keri Smith’s This Is Not a Book. This Is Not an App is the second creativity app based on a Keri Smith book and follows last year’s Wreck This App, one of Penguin’s bestselling mobile apps.

Through a series of iOS and Android specific prompts, users will actually determine the final product and content of the app. This app transforms a phone or tablet into a digital time travel device, an electronic mess-maker, a choose-your-own adventure, a handheld nature emulator, an ethnographic study of the room you are sitting in, or a virtual collection of objects from the world around us. All will be shaped by the imagination of the user. This Is Not an App is now available for download through the iTunes Store, Google Android Marketplace and at Barnes and Noble for Nook.

In 2011, Perigee launched Wreck This App based on Smith’s popular creativity book Wreck This Journal, which has sold over a million copies. Fueled by media coverage from USA Today, Wired’s “Geek Dad” blog, and MSNBC.com, and a plug as Gizmodo’s App of the Day, and featured in both “New and Noteworthy” and “What’s Hot” at the iTunes store, Wreck This App quickly become one of the bestselling apps in Penguin Group history.

“Wreck This Journal has an avid following that clearly contributed to the success of Wreck This App. Since we’ve seen similar reader enthusiasm and momentum for This Is Not A Book, an app was a natural next step. The prompts and ideas will give users a way to discover a world of creative potential using their devices,” says Meg Leder, Executive Editor at Perigee Books.

This Is Not an App replicates the format of Smith’s book with the interactive tools that made Wreck This App so popular, allowing users to draw, paint, drip and smear. It also includes a new function for shattering.

“This Is Not an App introduces readers to a world of imaginative possibilities, as they begin to see the app as more than just an app, and instead as a dare, a thought garden, a parallel universe, and even a friend,” says Keri Smith.

The resulting creations can be easily shared on Facebook, Flickr, and Twitter.

“I want my kids to see possibilities in the world around them, not just stare at their phones. Wreck This App integrates the digital world with the physical world and cultivates a sense of curiosity and playfulness,” says Leslie, mother of Nathaniel and Eli, ages 10 and 6.

This Is Not an App is now available for download through the iTunes Store, Google Android Marketplace and at Barnes and Noble for Nook.

Keri Smith is the author of several popular books on creativity including Wreck This Journal, How to Be an Explorer of the World, This Is Not a Book, Mess: The Manual of Accidents and Mistakes and Finish This Book. For more information about Keri, visit her website at kerismith.com.

Posted 10th December 2012 

About Citrus Suite

Citrus Suite is a creative design studio producing mobile apps for global clients.

What is the Citrus Engine?
The Citrus Engine is our in-house tool for building high-quality mobile apps.

Why did we make the Citrus Engine?
We made the Citrus Engine to help us make lots of great apps. We made the Citrus Engine to deliver great work for clients. This is just the beginning. Further announcements about this innovative technology will follow.

Can other developers license the Citrus Engine to make apps?
At the moment the Citrus Engine is an internal tool only. Feel free to drop us a line to discuss our technology… Contact@CitrusSuite.com

What are the client benefits?
Better apps, less cost.
Our clients don’t have to pay for us to build all their required app functions from scratch.

In essence a client’s £10k app will have had £70k – £80k worth of work on it before the project starts. The Citrus Engine is flexible enough to deliver dramatically varied apps and is easily customisable when making apps.  This gives us a great competitive advantage and enables us to win 90% of the tangible* projects we quote for.

How good is the Citrus Engine?
We believe the Citrus Engine is better than other commercially available engines.
Unlike commercial ‘cross platform compilers’ such as Phone Gap, Appcelerator Titanium and others the Citrus Engine builds native apps (not mobile websites). We can access each device’s native features and functionality (navigation, user input, orientation, geolocation, media, etc.) delivering a better user experience. This proprietary technology is the first glimpse of our R&D work.

What apps can the Citrus Engine make?
The Citrus Engine supports the creation of almost any app (or is at least a great starting point for development). See below for more information.

Features

• 3D rendering (WIP)
• Accelerometer
• Analytics: Flurry, Google Analytics
• Animation
• Audio
• Camera
• Compass
• Data encryption
• Dynamic web updates
• Email
• Facebook Connect
• Game Center
• Geolocation
• Google Maps
• GPS
• In-app purchases
• Media files
• OpenGL
• Parallax scrolling
• Panoramic viewer (WIP)
• Particle system
• PDF reader
• Physics (WIP)
• Push notifications & local alerts
• QR code / barcode code scanning
• Storage
• Social features: post to Facebook, Twitter
• UI buttons / widgets
• Video: embedded or YouTube
• Web integration

Citrus Engine Delivers Apps

• Advertising games
• Augmented reality
• Creative entertainment: drawing, photo editing, etc.
• eDetailing aids / e-detailing aid app
• Enhanced eBooks: integrated video, audio, social functions, etc.
• Enterprise program: in-house business apps
• Games: platform, arcade, adventure, HOG, etc.
• Gamified content
• GPS location-based
• Mobile utilities
• Sales team apps
• Task management

Does the client own the source code at the end of the project?
If the client requires ownership of source code we often build the project from scratch (ie without Citrus Engine components).

What if potential customer requests an app with functionality not covered by the features set out above?
We always evaluate development on a project by project basis. If a bespoke approach would suit or is preferred we are always happy to discuss specific requirements.

How much does it cost to make an app?
It’s hard to give a price without knowing what the app is, what functions it would require, etc. We can give a proper quote once we find out what a client needs.

Find out more… Contact@CitrusSuite.com

* Tangible projects = a ‘proposed’ app is eventually released.

Chris Morland is CEO of Citrus Suite in Liverpool; a mobile application development studio which prides itself on producing innovative apps for smartphones and tablets. With a team comprising of the growing ranks of digital media experts that have been left in the lurch after the closure of global industry names such as Bizarre Creations and Juice Games, Citrus Suite are carving their way into the growing mobile developer landscape, leaving a trail of chart topping apps behind them. I met with Chris, 41, at the Liverpool studio to talk about what it was that made him take the leap into app development, and to find out more about what it is that makes Citrus Suite unique.

The studio have already made a name for themselves with their two biggest app releases. Contemporary novel ‘Chopsticks‘ showed them bag a deal with global publishers Penguin USA, and ‘Wreck This App‘ shot to the top of the charts in both the UK and US. But aside from their successes, the time that I spent in the studio over the course of the days interview highlighted to me the strong sense of teamwork that engulfs everything that Citrus Suite do. No member of the team is overlooked. Senior programmers with over 15 years experience are happy to take ideas from the two junior programmers who are just starting out and inspiration is welcomed from anywhere. When asked about the team, Chris insisted that;

“The team gravitated towards me. I’d worked with Steve a lot in the past and we were keen to get something off the ground again.” Steve Donovan, also 41, is the brains behind the design work that goes into Citrus Suite’s creations and in his own words he ‘create the look of the apps that Citrus build’.

I wanted to know more about what urged the pair to turn to app development. Chris was happy to give me an insight into how Citrus Suite began.

“It was always the heritage of making games since the late 90s that lead us to where we are now. We can emulate what we did in the games industry, working in small teams on projects for some pretty big games. It was in 2010 that the team came together but it was only towards the end of the year that we said okay, we are more suited to app development.”

Steve expanded;

“We knew we’d never have the budget to create triple A titles on gaming platforms. So with the emerging smart phone tech and publishers and developers wanting to break into the industry we saw a gap in the market and knew that we could capitalize on this.”

As a graduate of prestigious Liverpool academy LIPA, Chris’ decision to stray from his roots as a sound engineer and venture into the realm of video game development was not a bad one, as he lists to me all of the places he has visited whilst working in the industry.

“Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, New York, London, Germany, Connecticut, Chicago. Did I say Salt Lake City? And these were all on the back of one game that I worked on; Music 2000. A Playstation Application released in 1999.”

And what a game it was. The game in question ended up being nominated for a BAFTA.

“People were telling me that you can go your whole life in the games industry without working on a game that receives reviews of 9/10, but we did it. To be a part of the team working on that game was a great learning experience.”

Conversation soon turned towards to the swarms of wishful Twitter users advertising themselves as ‘freelance app developers’. I posed the question as to whether Steve or Chris felt that these forms of home-schooled developers could make it in the make-or-break scramble for the top of the iTunes chart. Steve thinks not.

“A lot of developers come from web design backgrounds and don’t have the wealth of experience that comes from having a strong team. It helps having a big mix of backgrounds, and when you’re a single freelancer you tend to be very isolated so you don’t get the interaction and creative ideas that come from working within a team.”

Chris seems a little more optimistic in relation to the new craze of freelancers taking over social networking. He points out that the Apple store allows anyone with a developer kit to submit their applications to be put through QA for possible release, and with more and more people teaching themselves how to code with programs such as Xcode and Cocos2D, there can only be a positive outcome.

“They give us a bigger talent pool to delve into to find external assistants or team members. It’s great that the App Store has no barriers to entry. Anyone can learn how to code and it’s good to see a lot of up and coming developers putting themselves out there.”

The team’s latest project; ‘Mystery Seekers: The Secret of The Haunted Mansion‘ was released on the App Store only yesterday, and as I speak to Chris he seems to be unconsciously updating the iTunes charts methodically to check for any changes. But who would blame him. The company’s first completely in-house release shot to the top of the charts within the first 24 hours, and is particularly close to their hearts. The point and click adventure game had been a potential game idea since Citrus Suite began, and once the decision to go ahead with it was confirmed nothing was going to stand in the way of its production. Not even play time at the local school..

“We made it on a shoestring, we really didn’t have any money to make it. People came in and worked for us for free, developers worked on a screen at a time, for free. We even filmed the video footage at a film suite at a local primary school. We had to arrange the filming around the school’s timetable as we couldn’t film over the noise of the children at playtime.”

It is clear that it’s everything or nothing with Citrus Suite, and everything was definitely put into the production of Mystery Seekers. So how did the team celebrate such a successful chart release? Doughnuts.

“It’s really exciting but we’ve not really had time to reflect. It was like ‘Oh the app’s out. Let’s eat some doughnuts.”

The passion for creativity held by the team is impossible to ignore. The studio itself is filled with constant reminders of why Citrus Suite exists, from the likes of Mario and Sonic, who plaster the walls in the programming studio, to magazines in the office covered by Steve Jobs and David Karp. Stacks of Game Informer and Wired magazine line the bookshelves and concept art is pinned to the walls of the office. A meeting to discuss ideas triggered a team Temple Run session, with Chris questioning what it is that has thrown the game into such heightened success.

“I need to play Temple Run, I really should give it a go. I’m more interested in the game’s accelerometer if I’m honest… Tom, can you tell me how that works?”

I didn’t get to sit in on the meeting that followed, which was undoubtedly filled with top secret plans for upcoming releases. But what I did get to experience was the proof that Chris has successfully built Citrus Suite a form of heritage within the 18 months since the release of their first ever app for the Liverpool Design Festival. Chris describes this as their ‘stepping stone’ into the app landscape and assures me before I leave that the next step will bring even greater things. With publications on iPhone, iPad, Android, and Nook Color, and with plans to expand to even more devices it is clear that this is only the beginning for the Liverpool developers. And as Chris closed the brass-knobbed door to the Georgian terraced studio behind me, I had the gut feeling that it wouldn’t be the last I would hear about Citrus Suite.

Note:  The interviews took place 1st March 2012 and this article  is reproduced here in its original form with kind permission from Hollie.

We’ve moved to our new space in the Baltic Triangle. You can find us on the corner of New Bird St and Jamaica Street (see map below). It’s turning into Liverpool’s digital and creative hub and Baltic Creative’s flagship Creative Campus will be a real focal point when it opens in the coming months. It will also be interesting to see how things develop at the grand CUC building now that news is out that The North Liverpool Academy are moving in. See the story on Seven Streets here

CITRUS SUITE
46D Jamaica Street
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Phone: +44 (0)151 345 1979
Email: Contact@CitrusSuite.com
Web: www.CitrusSuite.com
Twitter: @CitrusSuite

You can connect on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or arrange to meet up.

Fresh Ideas, Sharp Solutions.
Citrus Suite develops apps, software, games and produces 3D digital artwork. Developer on iPhone, iPad, Android, Web, HTML5, Facebook, PC, Mac and IPTV platforms.

Development of apps from Liverpool, UK.

We are moving in June 2012 to our new space in the Baltic Triangle, please check back for our updated contact details soon.

Email us here… Contact@CitrusSuite.com

You can connect on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or arrange to meet up.

Update 2. The Knowledge

iOS development – iPhone / iPad / iPod
Android development – Smartphones / Tablets
Facebook development
Cross Platform Engines / Tools (Unity development, PhoneGap, Marmalade, etc.)
Analytics (Google Analytics, Flurry, etc)
PC / Mac
Web – HTML, PHP, MySQL, UNIX / Linux, HTML 5 development, Flash (AS, AS 2, AS3)
IPTV (YouView)

Update 3. We Make Business Apps

Organisational App (UK subsidiary of a Fortune 500 company) – iPhone / iPad released Q2 2012

Sales Tool App (UK based agency) – iPad in-production Q2 2012

Web Apps – Facebook page revamp for organisation in-production Q2 2012

Museum Game (European Museum) – iPad live Q2 –Q3 2012

Sports Data Tracking App (for use by professional sports clubs) – iPad released Q1 2012*

Video Streaming App, UI – Android completion October 2011*

IPTV App Development Project (2011 – 2012)
*Citrus assisting other tech companies

Update 4. We Make Entertainment Apps

THREE Number 1 App Store Hits: Wreck This App (UK, iPad, #1 Grossing in Entertainment), Mystery Seekers (US / UK and other countries, iPad, Ranked #1 in Adventure Games) and Mortal Kombat (US, iPad, Ranked #1 in Overall, Games, Action & Arcade)

 
Wreck This App voted best digital product of 2011 at the Penguin Group (USA)’s Third Annual David Awards in March 2012. WTA was also nominated best non-fiction app at Digital Book World Conference in New York January 2012.

 
Development transmedia story Chopsticks was followed by Wall Street Journal and the Penguin published app was labelled ‘unique in the field of interactive fiction’ by Games ™ magazine.
Mystery Seekers is a Citrus game that topped the app store charts in March 2012 and gained over 1200 five star reviews.

Fresh Ideas, Sharp Solutions.

Citrus Suite develops apps, software, games and produces 3D digital artwork. Developer on iPhone, iPad, Android, HTML5, PC, Mac and IPTV platforms.

Development of apps from Liverpool, UK.

Before we get there a quick reminder of what we do. Since 2010 we’ve been working with clients like Penguin Books US, HarperCollins, BBC (demo only), Design Initiative and white label apps for major corporate clients…
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We Make Apps for iPhone, iPad and Android

THREE Number 1 App Store Hits: Wreck This App, Mystery Seekers and Ultimate Mortal Kombat™ 3 (art and animation only)

Wreck This App voted best digital product of 2011 at the Penguin Group (USA)’s Third Annual David Awards in March 2012. WTA was also nominated best non-fiction app at Digital Book World Conference in New York January 2012.

Development transmedia story Chopsticks was followed by Wall Street Journal and the Penguin published app was labelled ‘unique in the field of interactive fiction’ by Games ™ magazine.

To find out more about the studio please follow the links in this post.

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iPad Reviews

Great!

by Shellee34 on Monday, March 05 2012 version 1.0.0

We had so much fun with this game! We turned into a family game! My husband, daughter, and I all bought the game and played against each other to see who would finish first! Love it!

Great
by Printer200 on Tuesday, March 06 2012 version 1.0.0

Had a great time playing. 5 stars

Liamsnani
by Aahrrr on Tuesday, March 06 2012 version 1.0.0

Great game! Looking forward to the next.

Awesome game
by Newfiegirls on Tuesday, March 06 2012 version 1.0.0

Awesome game. Really enjoyed the puzzles. Graphics were great. I highly recommend!

Cool game
by ELIZABETH CASTRO on Wednesday, March 14 2012 version 1.0.0

BEST GAME EVER!!! I loved the human videos really good actors tottally buy SOOOO FUN!!

Great videos, professional…good game done well J
by 6101522724 on 02 March 2012
What a great different game, not just a hog, it’s a shooter and a puzzle, great graphics and real life action videos to push the story along.. good game done well.. can’t wait for the next one J

LOVE the video aspect!
by Emberscript on Wednesday, February 29 2012 version 1.0.0

I love that this is different than the regular seek and find games! I like feeling that there are people talking to me. I love the spooky atmosphere, and that there are different kinds of puzzles!
Great job! Going to go buy it now!

iPhone Reviews

Brilliant Game
By Gemma Nicholas on 06 March 2012
Kept me entertained for ages, if you like mystery games and solving things then this game is for you.

Awesome
By Bellenick on 07 March 2012
Fantsastic, I recommend to anyone! Only downside is it should have been longer!!!! J J

Brill
By john Goulborn on 06 March 2012
This is the game the iphone has been waiting for brilliant use of actors instead of some unrecognisable animation. Sort of sprite thingy takes me back to when they first brought out 3D games in the arcade well worth the money oh sorry it was free even better but still worth every penny.

Best mystery game so far
By Krissiemyself on 01 March 2012
This game has it all, great story line, puzzles, hidden objects and easy controls- at long last! Hints are excellent, and hidden object games and puzzles can be skipped, which is fantastic as you get towards the end and want to get there quickly! Along with Mirror, best I’ve come across.

Live action videos.. and a shooter to boot J
By 6101533724 on 01March 2012
Great Hog adventure with some different touches.. Live action video, shooter and puzzle games.. Easy to navigate and artwork is just beautiful.. This game really does have it all J

Lyme27
By Lymestar on 01 March 2012
Great game!! More like this please!!

Awesome game
By Zinat Begum on 01 March 2012
I loved it! Please make the second part!

Fascinating
By Bectionary on 09 March 2012
This is a fantastic game. Interesting and difficult to put down. Can’t wait for the sequel!

Amazing!
By Kimbo1x on 12 March 2012
Loved it! Gutted to have completed it so soon hurry up and make another!!

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Fresh Ideas, Sharp Solutions.

Citrus Suite develops apps, software, games and produces 3D digital artwork. Developer on iPhone, iPad, Android, HTML5, PC, Mac and IPTV platforms.

What We Know: iOS development UK, iPhone, iPad, iPod, Android development, Smartphones, Tablets, Facebook development UK, Unity development, PhoneGap, Marmalade, Google Analytics, Flurry, PC, Mac, Web, HTML, PHP, MySQL, UNIX, Linux, HTML 5 development UK, Flash (AS, AS 2, AS3), IPTV, YouView.

Development of apps from Liverpool, UK.