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11 years ago

Over My Dead Body announced!


Our next project is announced!

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“Once upon a time, in the future. The World is a bleak and dangerous place ruled by corporations. You are Noël Brody an underemployed scientist for Mortiga Consolidated. When your healthcare research is re-purposed as a weapon you protests are met with with violence. Having been experimented on and left for dead you wake up to see your bumbling corpse waiting for instruction, and you know exactly what you need to do.

*In “OVER MY DEAD BODY” you must control Noëls Zombie and Ghost forms simultaneously in order to get past all of the levels of the Mortiga compound and deliver justice with a dash of revenge. ”

*See more at our blog

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