MMA Quiz, games for Android

Quiz app that was out on Google Play for a few years. This is the ultimate MMA quiz, with thousands of questions about the toughest sport since gladiatorial games. You can play against yourself or challenge your friends in several different types of game modes. The questions are in Swedish and are updated continuously. Users, all queries, and the highscore list are saved in a database. All questions are available in both Swedish and English, and are automatically changed based on the language the user has on their mobile. Concepts and graphics were made together with Sebastian Tiger.

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My work

Game design, graphics, programming for Android. I built the database in MySql and used the Slim php framework to create a service that manages it.

Customer

 Usermind (min firma)

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