Curves available for mobile and OUYA

HAMBURG, Germany - June 13, 2013 - PRLog -- (Hamburg,Germany 06/13/2013) With the simple cost-free arcarde game Curves, Levire releases a product for three platforms at once for the first time:  iOS, Android and the kickstarter-founded game console OUYA.

After Levire sucessfully completed 2012 with its karaoke app for children Kinder-Weihnacht, its cofounders Daniel Kiedrowski and Christopher Lege, both from Hamburg, developed a plan and a technology to tap into the versatile opportunities and platforms of the games market with only little manpower.

"We aren't able to afford developing for each different platform separately.", says co-founder Kiedrowski, "and even UNITY - which is offering free plans for mobile development these days -  wasn't an option for us back then."

Thus, the plan to build a cross-platform technology with available open-source components was quickly concieved and has been successfully implemented in the development and release of Curves.

"We are now able to publish for a minimum of three different platforms with one codebase only. This means both, a good foundation and a big market for our upcoming projects."

Curves is a multiplayer-only game for up to four players on iPad, iPhone, any Android phone or tablet as well as the OUYA-console. The goal of the game is to use ones own curve to cut off the way of the other players while avoiding collisions oneself.

For more information on Curves visit: http://curves.levire.com

About Levire:
Levire is a young start-up from Hamburg, Germany, founded in September 2012 by Christopher Lege and Daniel Kiedrowski. Before the release of Curves, Levire has already developed and published a location-based alarm clock (WakeMeHere) and a karaoke app for children (Kinder-Weihnacht) for iPad and iPhone.