Snood coming to an App Store near you

Sat, Aug 15, 2009

SNOOD, the popular casual online game from Monkey Gods is making it’s way to Apple’s portable machines courtesy of EA mobile. Having landed on Facebook, SNOOD for iPhone and iPod touch brings with it Facebook connect utility that lets you for the first time ever seek out and battle online with friends.

The SNOOD experience has also undergone an update to bring with it 3D graphics, new characters and game-play modes and achievements with rankings. With availability imminent, it looks like it’s shaping up to be a decent fit with the iPhone. Hit the jump for a gallery and video with some early screens and check back later for a review.

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