Type of business Private Founded 2006 | Website www.funtactix.com Parent organization Playtech | |
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Power rangers unite from funtactix
Funtactix is an award winning online game development studio specializing in social games and mobile games based on major motion pictures. Funtactix was acquired by Playtech in March 2016 and rebranded as FTX Games.
Contents
- Power rangers unite from funtactix
- Sam glassenberg ceo funtactix on making film based games
- History
- Power Rangers UNITE
- Hot Tub Time Machine Tap That
- The League Daily Fantasy Football
- The Hunger Games Adventures
- MissionImpossible The Game
- New Boyz The World
- Rango The World
- Moondo
- Acrobatix
- Awards
- References
Sam glassenberg ceo funtactix on making film based games
History
Funtactix was founded in Israel in 2006 by Yaron Leifenberg and Ilan Graicer, backed by Jerusalem Venture Partners (JVP) and Benchmark Capital.
Power Rangers: UNITE
On January 6, 2015, Funtactix announced a partnership with Saban Brands to create a new mobile card battle game based on the Power Rangers named Power Rangers: UNITE
Hot Tub Time Machine: Tap That
The official mobile game of the Hot Tub Time Machine films, Hot Tub Time Machine: Tap That was announced on December 22, 2014 and then launched on Facebook, Google Play Store and App Store on January 15, 2015
The League: Daily Fantasy Football
The official fantasy football game for The League, The League: Daily Fantasy Football was launched on September 18, 2014
The Hunger Games Adventures
The official social network game for The Hunger Games film and novel was released in closed beta for fans concurrently with the theatrical release of the film on March 23, 2012 The game was then released to the public a week later on March 30, 2012. The Hunger Games Adventures was then released on iPad on September 13, 2012 and iPhone/iPod Touch on February 7, 2013, with a release on the Kindle Fire following on October 18, 2013.
Mission:Impossible - The Game
The official social network game for the Mission: Impossible film series was launched on November 21, 2011 shortly before the theatrical release of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol.
New Boyz: The World
The official social network game for the hip hop duo The New Boyz was launched on May 2, 2011 shortly before the release of the group's second album Too Cool to Care.
Rango: The World
Launched day-and-date with, and based on the animated movie Rango, Rango: The WORLD is a flash based MMO / virtual world for kids. This online game is one of several planned games as part of a multi title deal with Paramount to produce virtual worlds and games for selected Paramount brands.
Moondo
Moondo, a virtual world of online multi-player 3D games, was one of the first full 3D action games in the browser and the first to introduce the cross-gaming concept of a single avatar used in multiple games. Moondo was up for a year (2008–2009) and had over 150,000 active players over that period. As part of the company reset in 2009, Moondo was taken down.
Acrobatix
Acrobatix is a rendering and animation system that enables a high-fidelity representation of animated characters and items on low-end, non-hardware-accelerated user platforms like Flash, mobile devices and netbooks. The system is optimized for item-based economies and enables a swift pipeline with a lean distribution system that is highly cost efficient. One of the major benefits of Acrobatix is the use of motion capture data for ultra high-resolution characters.