CARGO!

Eschborn/Frankfurt, September 16, 2010: The Gods must be crazy: in the action adventure game CARGO! they have decided to abolish gravity and have created the gnome-like Brats to replace human beings. In the role of a young girl, Phlox, you now have to show the Gods what a big mistake they have made and that they must restore gravity. The latest title from the Russian developer team, Ice-pick Lodge, again combines a refreshingly wacky setting with a funny and innovative game concept. CARGO! is scheduled for release in Q1 2011 on Windows PC.

CARGO! Takes the player to a colorful island archipelago, all that remains of the Earth as we know it, where he assumes the role of the young girl, Phlox. As one of the last human beings, she discovers the Brats’ secret and why they don’t need gravity, and the answer is: fun! When the “Brats” have fun, a mysterious element called FUN is generated, which then restores gravity. So Phlox sets out to provide the little fellows with as much fun as possible. She can do this in a variety of ways: the “Brats” love a hefty kick in the rear end, any kind of danger, music, car racing and breakneck rides on all sorts of vehicles. The player must assemble these vehicles himself using the construction kit, and can let his imagination run wild! All the air, water, submersible and land vehicles can be built using numerous vehicle parts in a simple construction editor. There are hundreds of ways of combining the components, depending on whether the player wants to explore the island world, cross the ocean in a motor boat, dive into underwater caves or fly to one of the floating islands. The Gods will constantly set player new tasks until he finally manages to outsmart them and save the world!

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bitComposer Games is an independent publisher of PC and computer games based in Eschborn, Germany. The company focuses on the international marketing of software entertainment products for the classic PC, console and handheld platforms. bitComposer Games works with experienced development teams and service providers worldwide to develop in-house projects, licensed titles and commissioned productions. For more information, please visit: www.bit-composer.com

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