[casual_games] Real E$tate Empire news

[Lennard Feddersen]

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Contact: Lennard Feddersen, Rusty Axe Games, p: 250-635-7623 f: 
1-309-422-2466 lennard at rustyaxe.com, http://www.rustyaxe.com

Terrace, British Columba, 11/21/2006

Rusty Axe Games is proud to announce the release of a playable demo of 
Real E$tate Empire, a fun simulation that teaches players the ins and 
outs of buying, renovating and selling real estate.  Real E$tate Empire 
is played in monthly turns.  The player uses their savings, income and 
real estate profits to buy properties for renovation and sale.  Players 
can play various careers such as handyman, contractor, interior 
decorator, real estate broker or MBA, each career offers distinct 
advantages that the savvy player can capitalize upon.  An in game news 
service informs players of ups and downs in the economy and sales are 
also affected by seasonal buying trends.  Players have easy control over 
all of their financial decisions and can improve their buying power by 
making in game choices that increase their credit rating   Bright,
attractive graphics, an in game tutorial and an easy to use interface 
makes this an easy game for casual and non-gamers to pick up and enjoy 
immediately.

The demo can be downloaded at www.rustyaxe.com/hf_demo.php

Real E$tate Empire represents an opportunity for web enabled businesses 
such as realtors, FSBO services, banking and loan institutions and money 
management services to enhance their websites with our free demo 
content.  Please use above contact information for details.

For additional information, portal interest, review copies and 
affiliation requests please contact lennard at rustyaxe.com

Rusty Axe Games is a boutique developer of games for the casual PC and 
handheld game markets.

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