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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY – February 13, 2013 – Digital
Reality (DR) just released a technological demo exhibiting its new
Stargazer engine capable of generating customized planets
in real-time. The client is now available on the company’s
new website,
imperiumgalactica.com. This
release is the first major step toward a new
Imperium Galactica game that will use this engine.
The new game is still in its initial stages, but, when
completed, it will stand as an online game set in the
Imperium Galactica universe. This will involve a long-term
development of several playable phases published in the future. DR
aims to update the
Imperium Galactica: Stargazer site and the game by
frequently deployed releases until they realize the company’s
vision, while doing it as quickly as possible. As the project
forms, DR continues to recruit new team members to fulfill the
game’s utmost potentials. Constructive feedbacks are always
welcome on its forums that can be reached at
forum.imperiumgalactica.com.
Digital Reality is inviting the gaming community to be part of its
expanding universe.
About Digital Reality
Originally founded under the name of Amnesty Design in 1991, and
with 20 years experience in game development, Digital Reality is
now full-fledged online publisher. The company’s first game,
Reunion, was released on Amiga and PC in 1991, while in
1994, the company began working on the
Imperium Galactica series. The company’s other
popular published games include:
Haegemonia- Legions of Iron, Platoon, Desert Rats vs. Afrika
Korps and more recently
Skydrift, Bang Bang Racing and
Sine Mora. Since 2009, Digital Reality is a part of Docler
Holding.
About the Imperium Galactica series
The first
Imperium Galactica game was released in 1997. Players got
a chance to continue their conquest in the universe, when the
second chapter Imperium Galactica II: Alliances was released in
1999. This second game was later re-released for iPad in 2012.
The Imperium Galactica series was one of the most popular sci-fi
PC game series of its time with major successes in both Europe and
the United States, and the second title received a BAFTA award for
its haunting and beautiful musical score.
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