10:01 (BST), 29/05/2008
Darkness Springs
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
- Ambiera is pleased to annouce the release of Chapter II of 'Darkness Springs', the flash based role playing game which is playable directly in the web browser.
Darkness Springs is free to play from every PC which is connected to the Internet, without download or installation. With this first free addition named 'Chapter II', the game is extended to include more than 80 maps to explore, now about 40 quests to solve, more unique items and enemy types and adds a continuation of the main story line.
"After the initial release of the game a lot of players were very enthusiastic about the game and wanted more" said Nikolaus Gebhardt, CTO of Ambiera.
"So we decided to release this addition as 'Chapter II' for free".
Further free extensions like this are planned and will be released in the next months.
Visit http://www.darkness-springs.eu to play the game directly in your web browser, on PC, Mac or Linux.
Details about the game: http://www.darkness-springs.eu/about.html
Screenshots: http://www.darkness-springs.eu/screenshots.html
Artwork: http://www.darkness-springs.eu/links.html
About Ambiera
Ambiera is a game middleware and custom game solutions software development company, situated in Austria, Vienna. It is specialized in 3D graphics development and has helped to develop more than 30 games for PC since its foundation. 'Darkness Springs' is the first game published by Ambiera itself. For more information about Ambiera, please visit www.ambiera.com
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