A mobile version, coming to iOS in February and Android in March, to be available on the iOS App Store and Google Play.The company hopes it’ll become a social hub for guild and clan play. It’ll allow players to set up guild and clan sessions and hubs, bounce around to the different groups they may belong to across different games, and keep track of friends. A guild and clan system, available for public testing in January or February and launching by second quarter 2015.
Support for Smite is in the works, Comperda said. Friend Sync, available now, which pulls in friends lists (with the gamer’s permission) from Skype, Steam, League of Legends, and and automatically adds them to Curse Voice friends lists when they sign up for the service.Mumble, TeamSpeak, Skype, RaidCall, and Ventrilo, among others, command audiences of tens of millions of players and are also free to use, though players who host servers may pay fees (Curse is free, whether you host chat sessions or just participate).Ĭurse is introducing a number of new features in the next few months that Comperda expects will drive traffic, including: Comperda was dismissive of other platforms - “These products haven’t innovated much at all for a decade” - but even in Curse’s core market of World of Warcraft and League of Legends users, the dominant voice chat systems have loyal followings. “Nothing is easy, but it’s going to be a natural progression.” “There’s a great deal of opportunity there,” he said. Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
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