Cobra Mobile releases new Pocket Garden game for iPhone and iPad. What can you grow today?

Cobra Mobile releases new Pocket Garden game for iPhone and iPad. What can you grow today?

Wednesday, 16 October 2013 12:06

Dundee, Scotland, UK. – Cobra Mobile today released their exciting all-new puzzle, matching and sorting game for iPhone and iPad.

Pocket Garden mixes a unique all-new puzzle matching and sorting game with the fun of building and creating your very own garden in your pocket. Facebook social play allows you to play in your friendâ€™s gardens and share your rewards!

â€œPocket Garden is our most exciting product to date. The simple mix of a highly addictive puzzle and sorting game combined with longer term garden building and Town based quests really makes the game a must play on mobile and tablet. Now you really can simply touch, tap and swipe your way to the garden you’ve always wanted.â€ said Mark Ettle, Managing Director of Cobra Mobile.

Currently only on release in Australia and New Zealand, Pocket Garden is available Free and is the ideal snacking game and it arrives just in time for spring and summer.

What you can grow today?

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Note for Editors:

Pocket Garden App Store link – http://bit.ly/19FjPlm
Pocket Garden screenshots – http://www.cobramobile.com/press/pgscreens1.zip

About Cobra Mobile
Cobra Mobile is a premier developer and publisher of video games for all your favourite mobile devices and platforms.

Based in the heart of Dundee, Scotland, youâ€™ll find Cobraâ€™s great games available on App Store, Steam, Google Play and on Amazon.com

Cobra Mobile’s worldwide hit games include, the iBomber series, Numba, Storm in a Teacup, Mouse About and now Pocket Garden.

Find out all about Cobra on Facebook, www.facebook.com/CobraMobile or visit, www.cobramobile.com
For any additional information, comment or opinion, contact
– Mark Ettle, Managing Director
email: [email protected]

January 18, 2018

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