DisneyUTV has launched its first multiplatform and multiplayer Cricket Fever Challenge where gamers can play through multiple operating systems including Android and iOS. More to this, the game can even be played online through social networking site Facebook. 
The new Cricket Fever Challenge has brought up features that allow players to challenge their fellow competitors across Android, iOS and online Facebook. To start with, players first need to log in through a smartphone or Facebook and then select a friend to start a match. The game is for one over (6 balls) as we find in the real cricket, and the goal is to score maximum runs in 6 balls to give a challenge to opponent to beat. There are many skill levels, and one has to pass each by staying at the top of the leaderboard. The first time participators can enjoy the game through Facebook friends and other players. Players need to make a ‘Player Profile Card’, which is also known as gamer card, and through it they can track their progress. The game is realistic and close to a simulator with new real time physics and advance motion capture animations, presenting a real time experience of batting at a crease. The new swipe based controls allow a player to hit the ball in any direction, and the TV broadcast style cameras are included to give a cinematic feel to the game. The player’s profile will be stored on the cloud server and this may allow players to take a break in the middle of the game and pick it up anytime where they left. The Cricket Fever Challenge is available for Free.
