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Back To The Future For Role Playing Games

Released on = May 30, 2006, 12:30 am

Press Release Author = VGSmart

Industry = Computers

Press Release Summary = Australian Game Developers (http://www.ausgamedev.com) has
released The Omega Syndrome

Press Release Body = Australian Game Developers (http://www.ausgamedev.com) has
released The Omega Syndrome, a computer role-playing game for Windows 2000/XP that
follows in the footsteps of classic games such as Fallout, Ultima 7, and Baldur's
Gate.

The Omega Syndrome's story is a breath of fresh air for the RPG genre, as it is set
in 1950's America and the player works for a secret organization that hunts down
aliens and UFOs. It was designed to appeal to the mature gamer, who fondly remembers
the golden era of computer role-playing games, as it uses a top down view that
affords a strategic view of the battlefield. Its combat is turn-based and it uses
well written text to describe its quests and dialogue.

The Omega Syndrome's rule system encourages different playing styles depending on
the type of character created and the skills the player chooses to advance in. It
also comes with an editor and an online community, so the players can make and share
their games.

The Omega Syndrome costs $19.95 and is available from Australian Game Developers,
You can download a demo of The Omega Syndrome (for Windows 2000/XP) from
http://www.ausgamedev.com



Web Site = http://www.ausgamedev.com

Contact Details = David Moffatt
(061) 02 91536543
david_moffatt@ausgamedev.com

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