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I’ve Been Busy

It’s been a terribly long time without updates or launches, but it doesn’t mean I haven’t been busy! Mainly, my time has been occupied by my day job which involves a lot of numbers (financial, statistical, etc.) and some really interesting math. (At some point I may write about how I tackled a difficult workContinue reading “I’ve Been Busy”

Herd The Birds: Herder, Birder, Faster, Stronger

Hatching a Huge Update The original version of Herd The Birds, released on Apple TV last November 2020, was relatively barebones. While there were different levels, there was no real progression; maps and bird combinations were served randomly. The main draw was really the challenge (and cacophony) of trying to collect wandering birds, whether aloneContinue reading “Herd The Birds: Herder, Birder, Faster, Stronger”

Cirqits Featured on Apple App Store

Funny Cow Games is proud to announce that Apple’s App Store has featured Cirqits in their “New Games We Love” section! We are honored to make the list and invite everyone to download and try our handcrafted, single origin, sustainably-sourced puzzle game!

Some Articles Featuring Funny Cow Games

Just a quick update to note that we have been fortunate enough to have been picked up by some blogs and news outlets recently: Memory game teaches kids, adults about Philippine native treesPhilippine Star, April 2, 2021 ForesTree: Fulfilling a promise with a mobile memory game on native treesInqPOP by Inquirer Interactive, April 3, 2021Continue reading “Some Articles Featuring Funny Cow Games”

ForesTree: Closing the loop on Dad’s 30-year old idea

Funny Cow Games has recently released our first educational game, ForesTree, on both iOS and Android. Made in partnership with artist Cynthia Bauzon-Arre and Forest Foundation Philippines, it adopts the card-matching, memory-training game format as a tool to teach children and adults alike about trees that are native to the Philippines. Featuring Bauzon-Arre’s beautiful, hand-drawnContinue reading “ForesTree: Closing the loop on Dad’s 30-year old idea”