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I can play clay jam in 2023!!!!!

so when I was little I had a kindle fire and I used to play this game called clay jam on it and now it's kind of a lost game as it's not really on app stores anymore but I found a way to play it!

I have an old kindle fire that I bought from a charity shop (the same kind I had when I was a kid) and today I had the thought "I wonder if I can still get clay jam on my kindle fire?" so I looked on the amazon store and it is still on there and I bought it and it is playable on my kindle!!! I'm so happy :D

If you search 'clay jam game' on amazon you can buy it for your kindle fire but I think you need to have an older kindle fire as some reviews were saying that on their newer devices they can't play it as the game is built to work on an older operating system. This was an issue I read about in the reviews for plants vs zombies on the kindle.

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— Fat Pebble

Brighton based Fat Pebble is an independent games studio. Since launching in 2010, they quickly established themselves within the mobile games industry, securing a publishing partnership with market leaders Zynga and a BAFTA nomination for their debut release, Clay Jam.

— Clay Jam

For our first project we really wanted to stand out from the crowd. The game idea involved carving into a surface with your finger, so needed a very tactile look that begged for interaction. Bizarre characters would also be a big part of the game, and they should live in a fun and pleasant environment. We decided Claymation was the perfect fit for the atmosphere we were going to create. >>

The colourful clay invokes a sense of nostalgia in adults and excites kids who can relate to the familiar medium. I have always loved the stuff since being introduced to it as a kid and shooting my first Claymation. It’s also very satisfying being able to sculpt and hold the physical game art, opposed to virtual computer generated models. I hope that all the fun we had molding Clay Jam shines through as you play it. ∎

Fat Pebble.

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Clay Jam

"When I was younger I'd practice stop motion at my grandparents, inspired by stuff like Trapdoor and Aardman animations, as well as games like Neverhood. When Fat Pebble started thinking about our first game, we knew we wanted to do something different, and claymation seemed like a great fit."

- Chris Roe

[playistic]

Zynga Mobile amps up its third-party publishing with bigger and better games

Zynga is ready to expand its third-party mobile publishing business. http://goo.gl/OWpGE #Playistic