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Kabam was founded in 2006 as Watercooler by Kevin Chou, Michael Li, Holly Liu, and Wayne Chan, the company started off focused on building community apps for sports and entertainment fans, amassing more than 25 million users on Facebook and other social networks. [3]
This category lists video games developed or published by Kabam, formerly known as Watercooler. Pages in category "Kabam games" The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.
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Kabam, the San Francisco-based social game developer behind hits like Dragons of Atlantis, now offers a number of its games on CNET's Download.com with the help of Pokki. All of
It's like they're PC games, only they're still connected to Facebook and Google+. (Well, that and they still look like browser games.) Kabam has released four of its most popular social games ...
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Formerly known as Watercooler, the studio and publisher is filled with fans of traditional strategy PC games. Even CEO Kevin Chou was a world-ranked StarCraft player back in the day.
Five days later, Kabam released a sequel to Future Fight, titled Marvel Future Revolution, which was an ambitious online open-world superhero action RPG that ran on Unreal Engine 4, employed several notable voice actors and offered a more cinematic presentation.