Chicago, IL -- (ReleaseWire) -- 10/20/2014 -- In less than 6 weeks since bagging two awards from The Toy Man, WebCracker's card game Qetchup won two more industry awards. Tillywig Media awarded Qetchup with its Fall 2014 Sterling Fun award while Creative Child Magazine honored the game with the coveted 2014 Game of The Year award.

Both Tillywig and Creative Child are industry leaders in recognizing top new products in children media. Alistair Banerjee, the Chicago-based developer of Qetchup and the CEO of WebCracker Inc., said in a statement: "Honestly, getting these awards from Tillywig and Creative Child is a little dream come true. Very few products won Game of the Year award in the past. It's the top category award. We are thankful to every single reviewer that took part in making our game a success by sharing their valuable feedback with us".

When asked if WebCracker plans on creating more games in the future, Alistair said, " Definitely. I can't disclose the details yet but we are working on a couple other projects. Also, we are working on some minor design modification and a more detailed instruction sheet for Qetchup. The reviews from our customers have been extremely valuable!"

Besides Amazon, the card game is now available on Qetchup.com, Australia's Fishpond online toy-store and Sears online.

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The Toy Man Mom's Approved Award and the eco-Recognition seal for September 2014 goes to Qetchup card game.

Chicago, IL -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/15/2014 -- The Toy Man Mom's Approved Award and the eco-Recognition seal for September 2014 goes to Qetchup card game. Qetchup was first released on Amazon earlier this year.

"The Toy Man has been around since 1971 and this is Qetchup's first award. We are truly honored!", exclaimed WebCracker's CEO Alistair Banerjee.

About WebCracker Inc.
WebCracker Inc. is a web development company based in Chicago and owns the Qetchup trademark.

"This card game is unique in every sense of the term. It's the first of its kind that simulates the construction of a healthy meal...Children get to learn about different food groups and the game helps them understand that "junk food" [card] can't be part of healthy eating. I hope the game helps fight America's childhood obesity in the long run.", Alistair said.

Qetchup is currently available on Amazon and a few other shopping outlets.

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