[This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource GamesPress.]
Utrecht, Netherlands – December 19, 2012
Record Request is a game made to help raise money for the
3FM Serious Request project,
available to play here.
Serious Request is an annual project by the Dutch
radio station 3FM in which they collect money for Red Cross
initiatives, which has inspired other similar projects across the
world. During the project, three DJs live for six days in a house
constructed of glass without access to food—instead, the
captive volunteers drink a special type of juice for sustenance.
Last year the project raised more than €8,000,000 for mothers
affected by wars and other conflicts. This year money is being
raised to help reduce infant mortality. More than 5.5 million
babies die each year due to preventable causes.
Several ISOTX volunteers worked through the weekend to produce
the
Record Request game for the 3FM website. It was a
rollercoaster ride of enthusiasm, hard work, panic, and more hard
work, but it was completely worth it!
Donate to the Red Cross here.
About ISOTX
ISOTX is an award winning game developer focused on producing
top-quality war games. Iron Grip: Marauders, the free-to-play 3D
browser based TBS, has been running since 2011 and was the first
game to offer 3D battles in your browser. We use cutting edge
technology to create highly detailed and visually stunning action
and strategy games. We release games for PC, Mac and mobile devices
– utilizing the strengths of every platform to build games
perfectly suited to the technological opportunities available.
Our games follow the ‘easy to learn, but hard to
master’ philosophy of design, with the kind of depth that
encourages careful strategic thinking. In ISOTX games, it’s
the smarter player who wins; not the fastest or the luckiest.
Currently ISOTX is a company with over 40 employees, who are always
looking for new challenges and working to inspire the community and
users within our games.
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