TWOFOLD GAMES

Move Bak! listed as one of the games that deserve your time on GamesKeys.Net, a site focussing on games, reviews, walkthroughs and more.

Game1news is all about articles on indie games. Take a look at what they had to say.

Move Bak! got featured and played on Gadgets, a local tv program focussing on tech and latest innovations. See what the presenters had to say in the full episode linked below.

As a company, Twofold Games felt that its time to adopt a more professional attire to reflect the growth and vision for the future, whilst keeping true to the founder's core values. As part of the rebranding exercise, we updated our website, social media presence and company image to represent better what the team believes in.

15 new levels focusing on central Malta were added to the game. Locations added include Balluta bay and Mosta. Another bus was added to the garage amongst other updates.

In this update, 10 new levels and humorous descriptions about locations you visit in the game were added. Other improvements include the option to watch ads to get free tickets.

In this update, new Buses were added, players can collect coins while driving throughout the routes and added new levels to the game. Other improvements such as updated UI, improved animations and new game locations were released with this update.

The team met with Kultura News, a daily news bulletin on TVM focusing totally on Malta's Artistic and Cultural sphere. You can watch the full featurette in Maltese by following the link below.

‘Stay concise, cut scope, one game at a time’. Click on the link below to watch the second part of the interview with newsbook.com.mt.

"There aren’t a lot of games on the market that are Maltese themed". Our team had an interesting chat with the guys at newsbook.com.mt. Follow the link below to watch the first part of the interview.

"Live Your Dream Of Becoming A Typical Maltese Bus Driver In ‘Move Bak’, A Game That Actually Exists". Our game got picked up by Lovin Malta, one of the most frequented websites by the Maltese. Click on the link below to view the full article.

Move Bak is available for download on Google Play and the App Store. It's time to get behind the wheel of the iconic Tal-Linja and relive the old ways of Maltese public transport.