Tarver Games is dedicated to developing fun, original IPs distinguished by deeply creative storylines, gameplay and characters that will be applied to multiple platforms including the iPhone, Mac OSX, PS3, Xbox360 and Nintendo Wii. We are devoted to making fun games that are socially connected and offer various levels of challenge. Our first product is Ghosts Attack, an epic first-person shooter for the iPhone and iPod Touch 2G that integrates Google Maps technology with a dynamic alternate reality gaming experience. Based in Santa Monica, CA, Tarver Games was founded in July 2008 by veteran game designer Chris Cross, known to many for his role as game design director for the award-winning Medal of Honor game franchise, and global business executive Quinn Banks. Together, the two have recruited a team of developers from the world’s leading video game companies including EA, Activision, Blizzard, Infinity Ward and Dreamworks Interactive. Tarver Games is ready to affect change in the wor
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