We are Wombat Source. A small group inside of JH Specialty that is tasked with the development and design of creative ideas. Each project gives us the freedom to pursue and tackle our passions. Molding our love of games, the web, and technology; we are hard at work developing some awesomeness.
Check out some of our projects below.
GetClose is a local multiplayer game for 1-4 players that forces you to share a Wii U™ GamePad and Wii U™ Pro Controller for competitive arcade action. Players take control of a single Star Kid who must capture the Cosmic Crown to become victorious. Collect pickups to obtain special weapons that can cripple your opponents or provide you with the advantage to get that last score. Play against each other in several uniquely designed maps that include deadly lasers, spiky turnstiles and obtrusive speed traps. Collect pizza slices, Chinese take-out and cherries to unlock stamps for Miiverse. GetClose is a fun, fast paced game for those who love local multiplayer games. So gather your friends, family members and maybe that really smart dog you know down the street, it's time to GetClose.
Placards is a unique single-player puzzle experience that requires players to think both visually and strategically. Rearrange pixels on the screen by rotating or swapping to solve Placard puzzles. From simple shapes to space ships to a fire-breathing dragon, there are over 100 puzzles to keep you occupied for hours. Grab a cup of coffee, relax on the couch, and solve a few Placards.
Super Treasure Adventure is a mobile and pc game that challenges players to solve dungeon based puzzles while battling pesky creatures and collecting precious loops. Players will have to put their puzzle solving skills to the test as they navigate through 25 challenging puzzle based maps. Guided by the snarky Goblin King, players will learn new skills and abilities throughout their adventure. Hidden gems and charming collectibles litter each new map. Players can also play Puzzle Mode, which will include over 50 short puzzle maps.
