Green Man Gaming has announced that under a new agreement will provide the application TouchFox to give touch control to PC/tablet game. So, it is great for PC games lover that they can now able to play top PC games on Tablets and touch screen computers and laptops.
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| TouchFox touch controls for PC computer games |
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TouchFox enables you to play touch controls PC games on your Windows 8 fully-fledged Tablet PC.
The application adds the controls on the touch screen to play so that users without using a mouse and keyboard can play the game. Each custom virtual controller costs £2.39 and change the visual style to adapt each title.
Games currently supported by the application include:
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video game
- Borderlands 2 PC game
- The Witcher 2
- Crysis 2
- DC Universe Online PC game
- Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars video game
- Castle Crashers PC game
- Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
- Magka
- F.E.A.R 3 video game
"Keep in mind that the Windows 8 device that you have purchased for games and we are pleased that the Green Man Gaming offers players the millions of best PC games around the world "said Uri Marchand, CEO of Overwolf.
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"We see a huge wave of tablet PC game that changed the way people play games. With TouchFox you can play your favorite PC games wherever you are, and yes, it's very cool."
"We know most of our customers set for a whopping 10 hours a week for game play," said Paul Sulyok, CEO of Green Man Gaming.
"As the official trade partner TouchFox, we are expanding our range of consumer and PC games are more accessible."
