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May 8, 2019

The Present And Future Of Frag

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Two months ago, French developer Oh BiBi released the mobile shooter Frag on mobile devices. Each match in the game teleports you to an arena along with four AI teammates, which can be pre-chosen from a library of forty. You can switch between the characters at any time, or automatically take control of one when your current character dies. Your team’s goal: be the last ones standing! In the sixty days since its debut, Frag has done well for itself, gaining over seven million users, 105,000 five-star reviews, and 200,000 Frag-related videos on YouTube. Frag has played host to over 130 million battles with 135 billion shots fired within them. Yes, they counted them all. “We’re very happy with Frag Pro Shooter’s initial launch; the game has reached a level of traction redefining what we had envisioned,” says Oh Bibi co-founder Stanislas Dewarvin. “Most importantly, we are engaging with a community of very active players that are the heart and soul of Frag Pro Shooter. The launch was just a

March 7, 2019

Frag Officially Frags To Life On Mobile

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For the past six months, French developer Oh BiBi (maybe that means something in French) has been running beta tests for Frag, their new mobile shooter. Today they’re pleased to announce their testing is done: Frag is a finished product, and it’s fraggable anywhere you go on both standard OSes. Here’s how to play Frag: each match teleports you to an arena along with four AI teammates, which can be pre-chosen from a library of forty. You can switch between the characters at any time, or automatically take control of one when your current character dies. Your team’s goal: be the last ones standing! “When we started the project a year ago, before Fortnite blew up, we were certain a shooter would hit the top 10 on mobile,” says Oh BiBi cofounder Stanislas Dewavrin. “Control was a challenge during the design phase. We wanted it to be absolutely perfect. As precise as a mouse, and as intuitive as a touch interface. After months of hard work, we figured out a system