Ghostwire wins mobile phone firmâ??s Mobile Games Innovation Challenge

Nokia mobile award goes to A Different Game

The results are in for Nokia’s Mobile Games Innovation Challenge awards, and the top prize has been granted to experimental supernatural outing Ghostwire, developed by Sweden’s A Different Game.

The game makes use of a user’s mobile to, according to the blurb at least, allow them to “communicate with the world of ghosts”. Players are able to use their phone’s camera to track down willing apparitions. By winning, A Different Game claimed the €40,000 top prize.

To read the full story, head over to CasualGaming.biz.

About MCV Staff

Check Also

shuhei yoshida develop brighton header img 1 [Event news] Develop:Brighton 2026 marks 20-year anniversary with huge audience

[Event news] Develop:Brighton 2026 marks 20-year anniversary with huge audience

Develop:Brighton marked its 20 year anniversary last week, drawing  5,804 game developers, publishers, and industry professionals from around the world, …