On Stompstart by 6 October 2015 · New York · United States
PartyUpPlayer.
A New York app studio's plan to fix gaming's looking-for-group problem, which had about 825 beta sign-ups in late 2014.
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SWARM's blog described PartyUP Player as an MVP experiment with about 825 beta sign-ups, saying it needed considerably more to start rolling out.
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A SWARM post said that while defining PartyUP Player into an MVP the team built LFGER.com, a quick experiment that posted looking-for-group requests as tweets for six games across Steam, PlayStation and Xbox.
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“PartyUpPlayer - Find gamers to play with (pre-launch)”
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“PartyUpPlayer - Find gamers to play with (pre-launch)”
PUP or PartyUP Player, an app coming this summer that will solve the looking for group problem once and for all by putting the power of who you game with into your hand. Being developed by SWARM, an independent app development studio in NYC that specializes in mobile, wearable, and second screen devices PUP let's gamers PartyUP, before they Party Down. The app's estimated launch is at the end of June on Android and followed by an iOS release a few months later.
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- Games
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- Location
- New York · United States
In our words: The listing, marked pre-launch, described PUP, or PartyUP Player, as an app from SWARM, an independent New York studio, that would let gamers choose who they played with. It promised an Android release at the end of June, with iOS a few months later.
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