NEUCHATEL Switzerland – August 8, 2011 – The newest level pack is the result of collaboration between Miniclip’s mobile division and popular Australian developer, Halfbrick. The partnership sees two games, Fragger and Monster Dash, come together in a brand new world. The level pack contains 30 levels featuring “Monster Dash” hero Barry Streakfries destroying some of the game’s favorite monsters in Fragger-style puzzles.

Miniclip’s Director of Mobile, Antonio Sergio Varanda says, “We are very excited to work with Halfbrick, they deliver some of the best iOS games in the market.”

Halfbrick are as equally excited about the new partnership, “It’s great to give Monster Dash and Fragger fans extra content in an exciting new way. Barry Steakfries is a great character to use in the new levels and adds an extra layer of fun to the pack!”

Reaching #1 in numerous countries, Fragger has been downloaded by more than 5 million people around the globe since its launch. Ported from a Flash game on Miniclip.com, it has become one of the most popular games created by Miniclip’s mobile division which launched last August.

Halfbrick was catapulted to the forefront of iOS popularity with its massively successful Fruit Ninja for iPhone and iPad. Its second mobile title Monster Dash released in August 2010 was met with raving reviews and has now been downloaded over 800,000 times.

About Miniclip
With more than 65MM players per month, Miniclip is the world’s largest website dedicated to online games. The company develops, publishes and distributes more than 650 online and mobile games. Founded in 2001, Miniclip is privately owned and privately funded with its headquarters in Switzerland and offices in six countries. Miniclip.com is the only website to ever win the prestigious Webby Peoples Voice Award, the "Oscars of the Internet" for the Internet's Best Game Site for three consecutive years. For more information, visit www.miniclip.com

About Halfbrick
Founded in 2001, Halfbrick has been on the forefront of the Australian game development industry for more than a decade. After years of experience developing licensed titles for handheld consoles, in 2008 the studio began expanding its portfolio with a range of original self-published games for downloadable platforms. In 2010, Halfbrick became one of the most well known independent developers in the world with the success of Fruit Ninja, Monster Dash and Age of Zombies. The studio continues to create fun and unique games and looks to explore new opportunities and technologies in the world of casual games development. For more information, visit www.halfbrick.com