Corbomite Studios Introduce us to "Pizza Morgana"
Imagine Pizza Tycoon with Faeries and Vampires. No garlic bread then?
I really don't know how to start describing this game. If I told you that it was based on an Israeli developed comic that has monsters delivering pizza, you'd probably think I'd lost the plot - or perhaps my mind - but that's exactly what it is.
The original comic by Uri Fink [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uri_Fink] tells of a young girl who finds herself in a strange new world called TerraMagia, where monsters like genies, nymphs, and vampires all co-exist, and have similar appetites to us.
The developers, Corbomite Studios [http://corbomitegames.com/], is promising to bring to life the world of "Pizza Morgana" [http://pizza-morgana.com/]. A world where, like Ninja Burger [http://ninjaburger.com/], mythological creatures are employed as delivery people. And in a radical transition, this game is being pushed towards girls, as the Morgana of the title is the proverbial Alice in Terramagia, rather than another Barbie Horse Adventures [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mattel-Barbie-Horse-Adventure-PS2/dp/B00009QI5J]. If that's not enough, it's also a comedy game.
The first episode, imaginatively titled "Pizza Morgana: Episode One", is currently in beta and due to be released in Spring 2009.
If it's anywhere as good as Girl Genius [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/], I think they're onto a winner.
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I really don't know how to start describing this game. If I told you that it was based on an Israeli developed comic that has monsters delivering pizza, you'd probably think I'd lost the plot - or perhaps my mind - but that's exactly what it is.
The original comic by Uri Fink [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uri_Fink] tells of a young girl who finds herself in a strange new world called TerraMagia, where monsters like genies, nymphs, and vampires all co-exist, and have similar appetites to us.
The developers, Corbomite Studios [http://corbomitegames.com/], is promising to bring to life the world of "Pizza Morgana" [http://pizza-morgana.com/]. A world where, like Ninja Burger [http://ninjaburger.com/], mythological creatures are employed as delivery people. And in a radical transition, this game is being pushed towards girls, as the Morgana of the title is the proverbial Alice in Terramagia, rather than another Barbie Horse Adventures [http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mattel-Barbie-Horse-Adventure-PS2/dp/B00009QI5J]. If that's not enough, it's also a comedy game.
The first episode, imaginatively titled "Pizza Morgana: Episode One", is currently in beta and due to be released in Spring 2009.
If it's anywhere as good as Girl Genius [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/], I think they're onto a winner.
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