SouthPeak Games brings three titles to UK

Independent videogame publisher SouthPeak Games came up with a press release today regarding three titles that it will be launching in UK beginning March. There’s one slated for the PSP and the two others are both for Xbox 360 and Windows platform.

Sometime around early March, our UK friends will finally get their hands on The Con. In case you are not familiar with this one – if that’s even possible – it is actually a fighting game developed by Think and Feel Inc. and originally published by SCEA.

Aside from ol’ school street fighting, The Con requires players to have tactical expertise, physical skill, and psychological guile to succeed. Betting is also very much part of gameplay as it will influence the outcome of the game.

Moving on, the other two titles are Monster Madness: The Battle for Suburbia and Two Worlds. Given the popularity of these two, no lengthy introductions are necessary. But for those who are not in the know, Monster Madness is somewhat a homage to B-movie horror genre with four college kids battling it out against hordes of the undead using homemade weapons. It was developed by Artificial Studios and will be released sometime in April.

Lastly, Reality Pump‘s Two Worlds came from the RPG genre which boasts of an innovative MMORPG mode. The main storyline is spiced with side quests, customizable combat options, and a beautifully crafted world. It should be expected by May both on the X360 and PC platform.

Independent videogame publisher SouthPeak Games came up with a press release today regarding three titles that it will be launching in UK beginning March. There’s one slated for the PSP and the two others are both for Xbox 360 and Windows platform.

Sometime around early March, our UK friends will finally get their hands on The Con. In case you are not familiar with this one – if that’s even possible – it is actually a fighting game developed by Think and Feel Inc. and originally published by SCEA.

Aside from ol’ school street fighting, The Con requires players to have tactical expertise, physical skill, and psychological guile to succeed. Betting is also very much part of gameplay as it will influence the outcome of the game.

Moving on, the other two titles are Monster Madness: The Battle for Suburbia and Two Worlds. Given the popularity of these two, no lengthy introductions are necessary. But for those who are not in the know, Monster Madness is somewhat a homage to B-movie horror genre with four college kids battling it out against hordes of the undead using homemade weapons. It was developed by Artificial Studios and will be released sometime in April.

Lastly, Reality Pump‘s Two Worlds came from the RPG genre which boasts of an innovative MMORPG mode. The main storyline is spiced with side quests, customizable combat options, and a beautifully crafted world. It should be expected by May both on the X360 and PC platform.