Thirteen1 - Gramble has just announced its innovative charitable social gaming platform, which is set to change the world by marrying mobile gaming and charity to together.
With seed investments from Novamedia – the third largest private charity donor in the world, with ambassadors including Bill Clinton, Rafael Nadal and Sir Richard Branson – and Singapore-based Angaros Group – an agile group of strategists, creative thinkers and technologists – Gramble is on a passionate quest to improve the world by providing a cross-device (mobile, tablet, PC and TV) social gaming platform where having fun and giving to charity are part of the same experience.
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Since launching last week Gramble’s beta has experienced thousands of players gaming, connecting and caring together. Gramble is so happy to see gamers enjoying themselves.
progressive new social-gaming network Gramble, which combines fun with good causes by making charity a painless part of players’ daily lives, has released a new video showing developers how they can make a positive impact on the world while enjoying the most favorable benefits on the market, just by making games as they normally would.
