ArmorGames, Now Largest Source of Casual Flash Game Development on the Web
(PRWEB) January 25, 2008 –
For ArmorGames (http://armorgames.com/)], 2008 marks a major milestone. Not only is ArmorGames the largest single source of flash game development of the web, but this is the fourth year the company has supported flash game development for the casual gaming enthusiast.
“We are proud of the pivotal role ArmorGames has played in the flash gaming movement,” said Daniel McNeely, founder of ArmorGames. “Countless talented developers have started by designing games for our site. We are proud of the careers we have helped launch.”
Flash has emerged as a leading platform for developing sophisticated interactive entertainment. And ArmorGames is at the forefront of flash gaming for casual gaming. Since 2004, ArmorGames has spent over $ 300,000 to fund and support more than 500 games on the journey from developers’ minds to the Internet. Playing flash games requires only a PC and flash-enabled browser. Available to include the kaleidoscope of game types, flash games are addictive little games known to keep office workers and engaged when they should be working.
“Each day, games funded by ArmorGames are played more than 10 million times on more than 5,000 different Web sites,” McNeely said. “We readily acknowledge the role Newgrounds.com’ and the owner ‘Tom Fulp’ has played funding flash game development.
“While 2008 will be a year of many exciting challenges, it’s good to look back and take stock of all that we have accomplished to revolutionize the casual gaming market.”
About ArmorGames
ArmorGames is a free Web site devoted to presenting the vast panoply of flash games. With an emphasis on fun, ArmorGames houses more than 500 of the best quality flash games, available by category or though an advanced tagging system. Users can interact on the site through a web forum. Visit http://armorgames.com/.
Contact
Daniel McNeely
Armor Games Inc
949-872-2740
press(at)armorgames.com
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