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'''Music Pets''' was a Facebook game developed by Conduit Labs in 2010. This game included music licensed from Universal Music Group, as well as 150,000 tracks from independent labels (such as Beggars Group, DFA, Domino, Downtown Records, and Modular). At its peak, Music Pets had 1.2 million monthly users.<ref> | '''Music Pets''' was a Facebook game developed by Conduit Labs in 2010. This game included music licensed from Universal Music Group, as well as 150,000 tracks from independent labels (such as Beggars Group, DFA, Domino, Downtown Records, and Modular). At its peak, Music Pets had 1.2 million monthly users.<ref>[http://aol.com/2010/04/06/universal-music-songs-coming-to-music-pets-other-conduit-labs-g AOL Article on the Game] Retrieved 28 Sept '17</ref><ref>[https://techcrunch.com/2010/04/06/universal-music-group-strikes-deal-with-conduit-labs-to-bring-lady-gaga-and-rihanna-to-social-games TechCrunch Article on the Game] Retrieved 28 Sept '17</ref> | ||
In August 2010, Conduit Labs was acquired by Zynga, and ''Music Pets'' shut down on September 17.<ref>http:// | In August 2010, Conduit Labs was acquired by Zynga, and ''Music Pets'' shut down on September 17.<ref>[http://adweek.com/digital/zynga-acquires-conduit-labs Adweek Article Covering Zynga Buying Conduit Labs] Retrieved 28 Sept '17</ref> | ||
==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
''Music Pets'' was similar to ''Pet Society'', another Facebook app. Both games allowed users to decorate their pet's room and feed it. The user could also make their pet happy by playing licensed songs. The pet could also "fetch" tracks by the user's favorite artists. The user could also play their music with their Facebook friends, as well as visit the "mayor" of the game. | ''Music Pets'' was similar to ''Pet Society'', another Facebook app. Both games allowed users to decorate their pet's room and feed it. The user could also make their pet happy by playing licensed songs. The pet could also "fetch" tracks by the user's favorite artists. The user could also play their music with their Facebook friends, as well as visit the "mayor" of the game. | ||
Since some artists were not available in the game, the game would suggest similar artists. For example, ''Music Pets'' did not have any tracks by Theory of a Deadman, but there were songs by Nickelback.<ref>http://friskymongoose.com/music-pets-strips-away-the-monotony-of-pet-care-and-replaces-it-with-rock-n-roll | Since some artists were not available in the game, the game would suggest similar artists. For example, ''Music Pets'' did not have any tracks by Theory of a Deadman, but there were songs by Nickelback.<ref>[http://friskymongoose.com/music-pets-strips-away-the-monotony-of-pet-care-and-replaces-it-with-rock-n-roll Frisky Mongoose Article Describing How Music Worked in the Game] Retrieved 28 Sept '17</ref> | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
{{#ev:youtube| | {{#ev:youtube|AGl-Iql_73k|320x240|center|''Music Pets'' gameplay.|frame}} | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 00:26, 29 September 2017
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Music Pets was a Facebook game developed by Conduit Labs in 2010. This game included music licensed from Universal Music Group, as well as 150,000 tracks from independent labels (such as Beggars Group, DFA, Domino, Downtown Records, and Modular). At its peak, Music Pets had 1.2 million monthly users.[1][2]
In August 2010, Conduit Labs was acquired by Zynga, and Music Pets shut down on September 17.[3]
Gameplay
Music Pets was similar to Pet Society, another Facebook app. Both games allowed users to decorate their pet's room and feed it. The user could also make their pet happy by playing licensed songs. The pet could also "fetch" tracks by the user's favorite artists. The user could also play their music with their Facebook friends, as well as visit the "mayor" of the game.
Since some artists were not available in the game, the game would suggest similar artists. For example, Music Pets did not have any tracks by Theory of a Deadman, but there were songs by Nickelback.[4]
Gallery
References
- ↑ AOL Article on the Game Retrieved 28 Sept '17
- ↑ TechCrunch Article on the Game Retrieved 28 Sept '17
- ↑ Adweek Article Covering Zynga Buying Conduit Labs Retrieved 28 Sept '17
- ↑ Frisky Mongoose Article Describing How Music Worked in the Game Retrieved 28 Sept '17
External links
- Official Facebook site (defunct)