Cute Maltese Pup Stars in New Facebook Game by Renatus Media

Nov. 27, 2014 - PRLog -- Trade experts say that while creating a game it’s necessary to bear in mind the target audience of the future title. And when the target audience is a three-year-old son who adores his little puppy, the game should probably feature a crowd of cute animals and be as colorful and exciting as a firework show.

Sweet Smash Story developed by Playcream and launched by Renatus is exactly the case.

The game, which was originally designed by developer as a digital toy for his son, evolved into a big and promising title worthy of being brought to the public.

The online collapse game takes players inside a photo album to help one furry pup get all photographs from the birthday party. By collapsing two or more blocks of the same color player earns points and unlocks precious photos one by one. The biggest surprise is that they unlock real-life pictures of an actual Maltese pup Toy living in the family of developer.

By the way, the collapse game mechanics is the best way to bring new perspective to match 3 games. It’s still that tile-matching app that users have adored for years, yet it is a fresh challenge for their matching skills. Sweet Smash Story uses this opportunity to the fullest by making players face a new level goal all the time. To win, they must either bring yummy cherries from the cake top, or blow down candles, or collect all cake ingredients of a certain color.

Toy pup is not the only charming animal to meet inside Sweet Smash Story. A pig, a monkey and a crowd of hamsters are invited to the party too. And while hamsters perform all kinds of crazy stunts to boost player’s progress and collapse as many blocks as they can, the pig and the monkey simply guide players on levels.

Each of the 90 levels in Sweet Smash Story is an exciting adventure. The set of characters, game graphics and the sound score merge into a single “photo” that fills one up with warmth and joy.

Sweet Smash Story is a match 3 app full of funny and touching moments.

The game is already available on Facebook: https://apps.facebook.com/sweetsmash/

Read the emotional story of how this game came to be (including the real dog part) on company’s blog (http://renatus.com/how-emotions-create-game-or-toy-story).