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Freaky Creatures

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- Abandon Interactive Entertainment today released new screenshots demonstrating the turn-based battle mode in its upcoming online creature building and battling game, Freaky Creatures. Hitting shelves in early 2009, Freaky Creatures combines the best of collectible action figures, trading card games, MMOs and virtual worlds.

The screenshots show an array of creatures using various parts and powers while in battle mode. As players create their creatures, they can choose from a multitude of powers, defenses and weapons that work in conjunction with each other to increase their chances of winning battles.

Upon winning battles, players receive a random part from their opponent, which can be used in future battles and help them gain experience. Winning players also receive Creature Credits, which can be used to buy more parts, powers and objects for the creature's lair. Players also gain more health and can upgrade their creature's base stats, potentially fixing weaknesses or emphasizing strengths in battle.

Freaky Creatures is an upcoming MMO game on a reusable USB flash drive that comes bundled with two collectable action figures. Players take their action figures online and build their own ultimate, customizable creature and battle against friends. Players can socialize and interact with the Freaky Creatures universe by building their own teams, posting leader boards and stats and playing mini-games. Starter packs will be available in early 2009 for $19.99.

To download the latest assets, please visit: http://bhimpact.gamespress.com/product_page.asp?i=867

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About Abandon Interactive Entertainment

Abandon Interactive Entertainment, a subsidiary of Abandon Entertainment, develops and publishes entertainment content for multiple distribution channels. The company and its principals have a longstanding record in the game segment including co-publishing the hit online game Dark Age of Camelot with Mythic Entertainment, which was recently sold to Electronic Arts (ERTS). In late 2005 after entering into an exclusive worldwide partnership with NBC sports to market mobile games, Abandon Interactive acquired Lucky Chicken Games, an established game developer. The company will launch Freaky Creatures in 2008, a cross-platform massively multiplayer online game that will be distributed by Warner Music Group. For more information on Freaky Creatures, please visit www.FreakyCreatures.com.

Parnaz Taheri

Bender/Helper Impact

310-694-3120

parnaz_taheri@bhimpact.com

Tiyson Reynolds

Bender/Helper Impact

310-694-3151

tiyson_reynolds@bhimpact.com

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