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Rise of the Argonauts Announced |
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Posted on Thursday, April 19 at 11:07 AM GMT -6
The full press release:
Codemasters announces Rise of the Argonauts™, an epic action-RPG for 2008
Codemasters added a further property to its 2008 portfolio today with the announcement that Rise of the Argonauts™, an epic scale action-RPG, is now in development at Liquid Entertainment for leading console platforms and PC.
Rise of the Argonauts will immerse gamers in a gladiatorial adventure, set in wondrously imagined vision of ancient Greece. With deep exploration and epic quests, players will live a life of brutal combat as they lead a team of iconic warriors - including Jason, Hercules and Atalanta - through a world ruled by mythological gods.
“Rise of the Argonauts is a further key property in our 2008 portfolio,” says Barry Jafrato, Codemasters Senior VP of Brand. “Codemasters’ investment in developing new I.P.s, which will sit alongside the new extensions of our existing brands, reinforces our ongoing commitment to bring original and thrilling new gaming experiences to market.”
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