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10 days and 100,000 game plays

Categories: New releases, Social Games | Posted on: July 20 2011

10 days after the launch of Happy Oasis on Facebook, we want to thank everyone who has played, reviewed, provided feedback, or invited their friends to play the game.

So far the response has been very encouraging given that Happy Oasis is still in beta phase. We’ve just passed 100,000 monthly active users. Happy Oasis has been described as FarmVille for the Middle East in Mashable, and has been featured in Forbes, BBC, INC.com and Mashable. We are updating the game with more social features and fixes based on the feedback we’ve been receiving from our players and friends, and based on the usage data we’ve accumulated in the past 10 day.

lots of new interesting and entertaining features are coming up, please stay tuned and keep your feedback coming.

Comments:

Comment by: Ibrahim Faour

July 21st, 2011 at 1:48 am

Amazing job guys!
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August 7th, 2011 at 10:05 am

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