Freeverse

BROOKLYN, NY--Sept. 29, 2009 -- Freeverse, a leading developer and publisher for the iPhone and iPod Touch, today announced the release of Eye Glasses, an iPhone application that clearly displays objects that are too small to make out - from fine print to photo details. Whether at the DMV or the doctor's office, Eye Glasses helps bring life into focus!

Eye Glasses uses the iPhone 3GS autofocusing camera to clearly display text or imagery. To use Eye Glasses, users choose between four different levels of magnification, from 2x, 4x, 6x or 8x, point the iPhone camera at the item, and see it magnified on the screen as the camera sharpens the image.

If you're shy about not being able to see as well as you'd like, Eye Glasses helps you discreetly read the fine print using your iPhone. The app is ideal for farsighted individuals, those with reading glasses or bifocals, senior citizens and anyone that just needs to see more clearly.

Eye Glasses is now available in the Apple App Store for $2.99. Visit here to download or read more here on our website.

About Freeverse:
Freeverse strives to develop and publish seamless software, with a particular concentration on the Mac and iPhone platforms. Our developed and published titles have been honored with more Apple Design Awards than any other company. With 2 of the Top 10 paid iPhone Apps of All-Time, Freeverse is at the forefront of creating compelling, cutting edge games.

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Lydia Heitman
lydia@freeverse.com
212.929.3549

BROOKLYN, NY -- September 28, 2009 -- Freeverse today announced the Fairy Trails App, a beautiful augmented reality game for iPhone and iPod touch, leveraging the latest technology in iPhone OS 3.1 including camera and compass access.

Shake the device to power the detector and then scan your surroundings for magical creatures. Fairy Trails uses the camera and compass of iPhone 3GS to merge the real world and game world in spectacular ways. For iPod touch users, a stunning forest setting is rendered for the fairies to inhabit.

Simply tap the fairies, fireflies and butterflies to collect them in your jars. The more fairies you capture, the more power you'll have to detect the special quicker fairies!

Ian Lynch Smith, president of Freeverse said, "The iPhone's ability to allow us to merge 3D game elements with real world, real time environments, opens up tremendous possibilities for new games and apps. We're really excited about this new technology and have just begun to scratch the surface of its potential."

Fairy Trails is tailored to provide a compelling gaming experience on iPhone and iPod touch models.
• iPhone 3GS - Full AR and range of motion using compass-based movement
• iPhone, iPhone 3G and all iPod touch models with 3.1 - Full accelerometer-based vertical movement
• All iPhone models running iPhone OS 3.1 - Full camera support

Fairy Trails is available for $1.99 from the App Store on iPhone and iPod touch.

Read more here on our website!.

About Freeverse:
Freeverse strives to develop and publish seamless software, with a particular concentration on the Mac and iPhone platforms. Our developed and published titles have been honored with more Apple Design Awards than any other company. Freeverse is at the forefront of creating compelling, cutting edge games.

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Lydia Heitman
lydia@freeverse.com
212.929.3549

September 22, 2009--Brooklyn, NY-- Freeverse today announced the launch of the Skee-Ball App on the App Store, the classic American game that brings the fun of the boardwalk to your fingertips with 3D graphics, great physics, and awesome prizes.

Skee-Ball's authentic gameplay and irresistible bowling action set it apart from any other game of its kind. Taking advantage of the innovative Multi-Touch user interface of iPhone and iPod touch and featuring bright, colorful graphics, Skee-Ball brings the enjoyment of the great arcade pastime to life. Roll the ball up the incline with a simple flick of the finger to land in one of the high value holes to rack up points and earn tickets. With over 80 prizes in all, win enough tickets and go on a shopping-spree for fun prizes like a set of vampire teeth, a Peruvian Flute Band CD, or even a custom ball to use in-game. Worldwide high scores let you see how your hoard of tickets compares to everyone else. Challenge friends with score tracking, achievements and leader-boards.

Skee-Ball was developed by Graveck Interactive and is available for an introductory price of $0.99 from the App Store on iPhone and iPod touch here.

Read more online at: http://freeverse.com/skeeball

About Freeverse:
Freeverse strives to develop and publish seamless software, with a particular concentration on the Mac and iPhone platforms. Our developed and published titles have been honored with six Apple Design awards. Freeverse is at the forefront of creating compelling, cutting edge games.

About Graveck:
Graveck is a Saint Paul based development studio specializing in games developed using the powerful Unity engine. With their unparalleled Unity experience and drive, Graveck creates top-notch web games and retail boxed games for world renowned clients along with groundbreaking original titles.

BROOKLYN, NY - Sept. 8, 2009 Freeverse is pleased to announce the winner of the Warpgate "Name a Planet" contest, Shermy808, for their planet, "Hibernicus, inhabited by a bear-like species who make for terrible space pilots." Due to the enormous popularity of the contest, Freeverse will be extending the contest to allow four more winners to name their own planet in the game!

The contest extension will allow four more winners to name and describe a planet in the upcoming iPhone game Warpgate, a 3D space trading and conquest game where players can master the galactic commodities market, battle space pirates, and meet several friendly and hostile alien species. In addition to ground-breaking graphics and unbounded gameplay, it features a fluid and ever changing economy, six warring factions, full arsenal of weapons including lasers, missiles, shields and beams. This is all spread over a galaxy of more than 75 planets and space stations in 32 star systems. Which will be yours? Enter today to win!

To enter simply follow Freeverse on Twitter, and tweet your submission with your entry, @freeverse or the word #warpgate somewhere in the Tweet! The new winners will be announced on October 1st, 2009 on http://twitter.com/freeverse and will be seen in-game along with Shermy808's planet, Hibernicus, when the game is released!

See an in-game screenshot of Hibernicus here.