So pump your brakes, and go play Car Town on Facebook some more.ĭo you think this is a sign of Cie Games rise to social game notoriety among the elites like Zynga and EA? Are you excited to soon have a mobile version of Car Town to take around? Sound off in the comments.
For the rest of us back in the states and elsewhere, we'll just have to wait patiently until the game speeds onto our iPhones and various Android devices. The object of the game is to win races and to build a collection of cars, while the focus of the game is more on collecting them rather than collecting money.
Car Town lets users collect, modify and race virtual cars.
We are going to use Japan as a hub to expand into other markets in Asia."Īccording to ISG, this Japanese version of Car Town on Mobage is different from what sounds like a dedicated version of Car Town for iOS and Android devices that's in the works, which will be released "soon." Car Town Japan features a decidedly Japanese look and feel, though folks will still race, build, decorate and upgrade cars based on real-life brands like Toyota, Honda and Ford.įor you lucky folks going to the Tokyo Game Show next week, Cie Games will have a playable version of Car Town Japan there, too. Car Town was a social network game developed by Cie Games. "We are planning on opening additional offices. "When we launch future titles, you'll see us deployed internationally much more quickly on multiple platforms," Cie Games CEO Justin Choi told ISG. Inside Social Games (ISG) reports that the Facebook racer with over 5.8 million monthly players will expand to Mobage, DeNA's mobile social games network, before the end of this week as the company opens its Tokyo office. LONG BEACH, Calif.-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Cie Games, a successful social game developer and creator of the leading automotive-based Facebook game, Car Town, today. Car Town creator Cie Games looks to bring Japanese social gamers just what they've been looking for in a social game with Car Town Japan. These cars can be purchased using Gold Coins, or with the game's Premium Currency, Blue Points. If The Fast and the Furious has taught us anything about the "real" world, it's that Tokyo is a haven for gear-heads. Car Town was a social network game developed by Cie Games.