10:18 (BST), 06/10/2008
Gunrox
Press Release PROVIDED BY GAMES PRESS
Why do governments around the world spend billions of dollars waging war when they could settle their differences in Gunrox for free? In Gunrox, you create a squad of three soldiers and then confront other players around the world in head-to-head or cooperative skirmishes. Highlights include simple character customization and a highly accessible turn-based combat system.
Players are calling Gunrox, which features randomized maps set in a modern day game world, "addictive" and comparing its tactical depth to that of chess. A large community is forming around this emerging classic as players train their squads, acquire powerful weapons and develop incredible skills.
With the full version of Gunrox available for free and a growing group of players turning the game into one of the hottest multiplayer battle zones on the Internet, now is a good time to get in on the action.
Begin your domination of Gunrox at www.gunrox.com.
Founded in 2003, Enkord is a team of software developers, artists and musicians dedicated to producing simple and addictive games distinguished by unique gameplay, innovative mechanics and high playability. The company, which has self-published its titles since its inception, also offers publishing and production assistance to third-party projects. While interested in different products for the mass casual market, Enkord's focus is on casual games geared toward the male demographic, including action, arcade, shooter and strategy games. Learn more at www.enkord.com.
Contact:
Yaroslav Yanovsky
CEO, Enkord, Ltd.
yaroslav@enkord.com
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