Physics-based destruction title goes live.
August 21, 2024
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Fenix Studios :
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 21, 2024 – Sydney, Australia – Fenix Studios announces the launch of Office Fight, a physics-based destruction game that lets players vent their corporate frustrations. To commemorate the launch, the studio is introducing the Two Weeks' Notice campaign—a limited-time offer for anyone laid off in 2024 to claim a free copy of the game.
Fenix Studios, formed after a series of layoffs in early 2023, created Office Fight as a way to channel those experiences. "We know firsthand how tough layoffs can be," said Rick Pearce, CEO of Fenix Studios. "This campaign is our way of offering some relief and a bit of fun during challenging times."
The Two Weeks' Notice campaign runs until September 4, 2024. Participants who sign up via a Google Form will receive their free game keys once the campaign ends.
In Office Fight, players assume the role of a ghost, a former Mega Corp employee seeking revenge after an unjust layoff. With over 45 fight moves and fully destructible environments, the game offers a cathartic, chaotic experience. Watch the launch trailer here: Launch Trailer.
Office Fight will also be featured in the Future Games Show today at 4 PM EDT, as part of the Ones to Play montage. The game is now available for purchase on Steam. Visit the game’s Steam page here: Office Fight on Steam.
TWO WEEKS' NOTICE CAMPAIGN DETAILS:
The campaign is open to anyone laid off in 2024.
To participate, visit the landing page: Two Weeks' Notice Campaign.
Complete the form to receive a free copy of Office Fight. Game keys will be sent out after the campaign concludes on September 4, 2024.
"Layoffs are hard," added Pearce. "We hope Office Fight can bring a little joy and provide a much-needed escape."
About Fenix Studios
Fenix Studios, based in Sydney, Australia, specializes in real-time animation, game development, and virtual world creation. With over 7 years of Unreal Engine experience, the studio has worked across film, television, VR, and gaming, continually pushing the boundaries of real-time technology
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