TabTale Brings Kids Apps to Windows 8 Platform

Kids games seem to be few and far between, well I mean good kids games, sure there are a lot of goofy games that might be considered for kids, but really aren’t. TabTale makes mobile games, education apps and interactive books for kids and they’re happy to announce that they’re coming to everything Windows 8. The first game they’re bringing is Paint Sparkles which is a painting game which is aimed at girls I would think as you’re painting princesses. There’s more to come though from them in the coming months..

TabTale, a leading developer of interactive games and children’s entertainment for mobile devices, today announced during the Microsoft Build Developer Conference that it will support the Microsoft Windows 8 platform for PC’s, tablets and phones. This expansion on desktop and mobile devices marks an important milestone for the children’s app developer as it moves to further solidify its leadership position after recently surpassing 300 million downloads. TabTale’s first offering on Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 will be one of its most popular apps, Paint Sparkles, which has already been downloaded more than 10 million times on iOS and Android. TabTale’s apps are now available worldwide on the Windows and Windows Phone Stores, with more releases scheduled in the coming months.
“Our unique cross platform publishing technology has helped place us alongside industry leaders like Electronic Arts, Rovio, and Disney,” said Sagi Schliesser, co-founder and CEO of TabTale. “Working with the Windows 8 platform not only supports the organic growth of TabTale’s ever growing library of top-rated apps, but supporting Microsoft will also allow us to reach a wide audience of people who want access to rich, interactive content on their Windows 8 devices.”
The new apps will offer the same high quality user experience as TabTale’s previous offerings, as consistency is a key component of the success TabTale has enjoyed as one of the top publishers in the Apple App Store, Google Play, and Amazon Appstore.
“Windows is backed by a rich app ecosystem that is offering a variety of quality apps and games,” said Todd Brix, general manager, Windows Apps and Store, Microsoft Corp. “With popular interactive game developer TabTale investing in the platform, it is evident that there is no better time for game developers and gamers alike to choose Windows.”
The new Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 offerings will be available on all form factors, including PCs, tablets and smartphone devices, and will include a number of apps from the company’s current catalogue, as well as all forthcoming titles yet to be announced.

To learn more about TabTale: Visit the website: www.tabtale.com