Odnoklassniki named the best games of 2017
At the end of this year, the Odnoklassniki social platform published an extensive list of the best projects on its platform.
The pool includes twenty projects divided into three collections: “The best mobile HTML5 games”, “The best native Android games” and “The Best Web games”.
The first two collections consist of five games, the third – ten projects.
For obvious reasons, some of the projects from the list can also be found in the top of the best games of the year according to VKontakte, which we published yesterday. One in fact, only three games received gold at both venues:
- “Treasure of the Worlds Slots” by Nevosoft;
- “Christmas Tree 2018” by Stark Games;
- “Dakota” by Rocket Jump and RJ Games.
A selection with a description of all projects can be found at this link, and we have prepared for you a short list indicating the teams that developed these projects (in three cases, they did not find the developers, they hide well).
The best mobile HTML5 games:
- “Tanks: Steel Legion” from Novosibirsk Playtox;
- “Sea battle: brave captains” from Chelyabinsk TAPCLAP;
- “Raspberry Jam” is also from TAPCLAP;
- “Treasure of the Worlds Slots” from St. Petersburg Nevosoft;
- “Tetra Quest”
The best native Android games:
- “Kiss and Meet” by Ciliz Co., which is based in St. Petersburg;
- “Godlands: Heroes and Battles” by Overmobile from Novosibirsk;
- “Secrets of the investigation” from the Moscow company “Interactive stories”;
- “Slavs: Farm” by MysteryTag, located in Kiev;
- “Pirate Treasures” is another TAPCLAP game in the collection.
The best web games:
- “5 Differences Online”;
- “Christmas Tree 2018” from Minsk Stark Games;
- “King Arthur’s Sword” from Shanghai YouLong Interactive;
- “Vega Mix: at the dacha”;
- “Chronicles of Chaos” from Moscow’s NX Studio and Cypriot Nexters;
- Klondike from Minsk Vizor Games;
- “Wars of Thrones” by Plarium, headquartered in Herzliya, Israel.
- “Avataria – the world of your dreams” from Penza Tortuga.
- “Dakota”, developed by Rocket Jump;
- “Secrets of the Past 2” from Moscow GradeUp Games.
Source: Odnoklassniki
