Santiago de Compostela, Spain – Moonbite, the European studio of games and animation based in Spain, has gladly launched its first-person-survival-horror-comedy-shooter Zombeer, Zombies & Beers on Steam’s Greenlight. In celebration of the occasion, Moonbite today unveils a brand new video featuring the cruel effects of zombification in Zombeer’s gameplay.

On Greenlight, the PC player community has the opportunity to take part in the adventure and make the game happen on the Steam platform. Positive votes will push the game up in the Greenlight ranking.

After voting, you can also participate by simply adding your name on Zombeer Website, and be included in the credits of the game plus appearing in a secret room hidden in the game itself. Let’s make it the biggest credits list in History.

This second gameplay video features new (and ugly) villains, the nailer weapon, and above all the famous zombification process that can only be controlled by the consumption of… zomBeer of course. Drinking will prevent the virus from awakening the zombie inside you, but like in real life you will need to drink in moderation or risk losing control for another bad reason. The other way around, not drinking at all, will actually turn you into a zombie which is both good and bad news as you will probably discover soon enough…

Zombeer, Zombies & Beers is planned to be released on consoles, PC and Mac later this year.

Find Zombeer on Greenlight: http://bit.ly/Oamt6b

To find more about Zombeer, please visit the official website or visit the official Facebook page or follow Zombeer on Twitter.

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Rumbic Studio has unveiled Lost in Night, the company’s latest offering for casual gamers. Combining fast-paced Match-3 action and the excitement of city-building, Lost in Night features three gameplay modes, hand-drawn graphics and relaxing music, and bonuses to keep experienced players on their toes.

As a Match-3 game, the “core” action consists of clearing groups of tiles of different colors. Find three in a row and blow them up, with sometimes unexpected results. Connoisseurs can play against the clock for more adrenalin, while new players receive automatic hints (after five seconds of inactivity) for how to make the well-placed move that can turn the tide of the game.

While other Match-3 games support only one gameplay mode (Swap or Chain), Lost in Night goes a step further by now including Group, a third, new gameplay mode. Swap pieces between spots, trace a “chain” between identical pieces, or – now – explode groups of similar colors. And to complete a level, destroy the marble plaques. It’s harder than it sounds. Another game exclusive is the shape of the playing field: Lost in Night offers a traditional rectangular field as well as an innovative six-sided one for a greater challenge.

Bombs, magnets, lightning, shuffles and other bonuses add another dimension of fun. Bombs and magnets offer targeted assistance, removing pieces in a certain area or of a particular color. By randomly moving or removing game pieces, lightning forces even the smartest players to rethink their strategies on the fly. Chains “tie down” pieces until they are exploded by a neighboring piece. Trophies await those who rise to the occasion. Big explosions, high scores, and combo moves all merit special awards, proudly displayed in the Trophy Lodge.

There is more to Lost in Night than just destroying rows of pieces, however. Players earn coins and points as they progress, which go to building city structures. The structures, built gradually, complement each other and help the player to uncover the city’s secret. Snail races are an entertaining interlude, giving clicking fingers a break as players prepare for the next round. But be sure not to ignore our molluskan friends: by placing bets on the snails, it is possible to win more gold, and more gold means that a bigger, better city gets built.

Lost in Night stands out for its multimedia as well. Hand-drawn background graphics form a pleasant contrast to the cheap renderings found in other software, while the included music helps to relax and concentrate.

The game is available for evaluation in trial mode, as a risk-free demo. Purchase the full version to immediately remove all restrictions on gameplay and playing time.

For more information or to download Lost in Night, visit Rumbic Studio’s website at http://www.rumbic.com/games/lostinnight/

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San Francisco, U.S.A. — TopWare Interactive is more than excited to announce a contest giveaway of an Alienware X51 Mini Gaming Desktop to celebrate the launch of Transcripted, their new arcade shooter, chain match-three game. The Steam launch of Transcripted will feature this biologically-themed game at a microscopic price of $9.99.

To play the free demo or purchase Transcripted, visit http://store.steampowered.com/app/215450.

Transcripted is a mixture of two incredibly addictive and vastly popular casual gaming styles: the twin-stick shooter and the chain match-three puzzle game. In Transcripted players must take control of a robotic Nano Probe and successfully navigate through hordes of deadly pathogens to destroy an invading disease’s pseudo-DNA as it twines perilously on its endless path to infection.

The contest will feature Alienware’s newest gaming machine: the X51 Mini Gaming Desktop. Armed with this versatile computer, controlling the Nano-Probe’s movements will feel like an extension of your own body. The inclusion of AlienFX into Transcripted’s gameplay makes for an entirely immersive experience as the brilliantly timed lights on your powerful system help you conquer even the most severe and intricate of levels.

To enter for a chance to win, visit http://transcripted.topware.com/contest and watch the Transcripted trailer. The contest will run until September 25, 2012, at which time a random winner will be chosen to receive a brand new Alienware X51 as well as a free copy of the game. But, all hope is not lost for those who do not win; five runners-up will also be chosen to receive a free Steam copy of Transcripted.

To find out more about Transcripted, visit http://transcripted.topware.com/en/index.html

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Just in time for PAX, the release date has been set for Colour Bind, the unique puzzle game where gravity is determined not by mass, but by colour. Set for release through Steam and other digital distributors on September 24, Colour Bind is the pride and joy of Aussie developer Finn Morgan, who has been diligently working on the game for two years.

Check the Steam page at  http://store.steampowered.com/app/208710/.

At PAX in Seattle, the team will be wandering the floor with a full-sized Colour Bind cart, giving presentations and dishing out early beta code from the roaming demo station.

Colour Bind is a physics platform-puzzler set in an abstract world where gravity is determined not by mass, but by colour. Navigate this unique world by manipulating colour and gravity to solve each level. Beating each unique puzzle in Colour Bind will take patience, intelligence, quick reflexes and sometimes even a helping hand from a friend.

If you’re at PAX, watch for Finn and Puppy Punch Productions, who’ll give you a demo out of their full-sized Colour Bind cart/roaming demo station.

For more information visit colourbind or check out our Youtube channel, Facebook and Twitter pages.

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From NuOxygen, creators of “Ikaro Racing HD” and “Monster Trouble HD,” have presented a new game that wants to be, at the same time, simple and funny.

Engines, speed, challenges, have been for long time the most important ingredients in the racing world. Racing Legends is an exciting 3D racing game, but is also a dip into the past of Formula One racing.

The entire history of F1 in a single game, from the legendary 60′s up until today, with the thrill of racing along with the champions of the history of Formula One, while driving the original cars.

An exciting career that will take you through new tracks while racing in the past. Never before has a racing game with these features of race and challenge been made.

The camera position that follows you while running involves you in the race. The controls are simple and standard but you can choose to use also the accelerometer.

Racing Legends (Speed Evolution) includes the following features:

• Career mode & Quick run.
• Five decades of racing in F1, from the 60’s until now, with different cars to choose from for every decade.
• Eight stunning tracks to race.
• Four to five-car teams with different performances.

The new version will include:

• Pit Stops, Cockpit View
• Frequent updates.
• You can choose among  different camera views for a full race immersion.
• Possibility to analyze your opponent’s tracks through a dedicated visual.
• Fully adjustable Accelerometers and Standard controls for a customized driving experience.
• Game Center Enabled.

Racing Legends is also available for Mac on the Mac App Store and for Android on Google Play

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