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Sillysoft releases Ancient Empires Lux casual strategy game

Sillysoft Games ( www.sillysoft.net) has released their new strategy game Ancient Empires Lux. It's available now to download for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. The game lets players take control of the greatest early civilizations of mankind, including Egypt, Greece and Rome.

Ancient Empires Lux is a strategy game, but also fits into the "casual games" segment of PC games. It's distributed exclusively online, with a small download size, no load times, and a $20 price.

Ancient Empires is the third Lux game developed by Sillysoft, all using a Risk inspired turn-based strategy gameplay. This new game promises bigger maps, more statistics, and the ability to play as any of the nations vying for control of each empire. There's a total of 58 different starting positions to try to win from, some more difficult than others.

Each empire comes as a map containing the real geographic layout marking the important cities and regions of the time. Background information on each empire is included, along with links to full histories. Gamers beware: if you're not careful, playing this game might actually teach you some ancient history.

Ancient Empires Lux information, screenshots and downloads are available online from Sillysoft:

http://sillysoft.net/ael/

About Sillysoft Games:

Sillysoft Games is an independent Canadian game developer dedicated to producing addictive strategy games. Their first game, Lux Delux, was a finalist at the Independent Games Festival in 2005 and has become a cult hit online.

Web-ready screenshot package (1.3 MB):

http://sillysoft.net/ael/screenshots/AncientLux-JPEG600.zip

Hi-res screenshot package (16 MB):

http://sillysoft.net/ael/screenshots/AncientLux-PNG1024.zip

For a review copy or further information, contact: Dustin Q. Sacks, Sillysoft President and Director of Marketing, tel 778-899-3040, email dustin@sillysoft.net

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