Poptacular
Mobile puzzle games for players on iOS, Android and Amazon devices
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Poptacular
Poptacular develops mobile games, including the 100 PICS game series, for iOS, Android and Amazon devices.
The company also offers Poptacular Services for Amazon sellers, including Prunella, a tool for automating Amazon advertising bids.
Poptacular Ltd is registered in London and was founded in 2013.
Product: Mobile games including 100 PICS, plus Amazon seller services such as Prunella for automating advertising bids.
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