August 24, 2009
Alliance of Valiant Arms Invades
the Internet
The crosshairs are focused – and no
gamer is safe. The modern warfare, Unreal Engine 3-powered Alliance of Valiant
Arms (A.V.A.) made its presence known with the release of its first-glimpse
website. A.V.A., available soon on the hardcore online gaming portal ijji.com,
promises free twitch-based, fast action multi-player online first-person shooter
(FPS) gaming, resulting in visceral, intense combat set in a modern day,
war-torn Europe. On the new teaser website, eager fans will find a new cinematic
trailer-style video, community forms and in-depth articles on the game written
by ijji.com staff. With more content promised in the coming months, the teaser
site is the optimal primer for players anxious for the urban modern warfare to
commence.
“If you like gritty, fast – yet
tactical – modern warfare-based multi-player online shooting, stabbing and
exploding, the heart-pumping action of Alliance of Valiant Arms will more than
satisfy the most discerning FPS gamer,” said Philip Yun, CEO, NHN USA, Inc. “We
know hardcore players will appreciate the frenetic pace of the game coupled with
the unique setting of an eerily deserted metropolis. Compound that with the
superior Unreal Engine 3 graphics, and you won’t believe it’s free.”
Alliance of Valiant Arms brings
modern warfare to Europe where a formidable battle has broken out between the
European Union (EU) and the Neo Russian Federation (NRF). Players are tasked
with picking a side and squaring off in an unprecedented battle amongst
skyscrapers and deserted city blocks. With the signature quick-fragging action
of the Unreal Engine 3, combat escalates quickly and tensions run high as
players anticipate a bloody clash around every corner. Europe has yet to see
more ominous missions or relentless enemies as seen on the streets of Alliance
of Valiant Arms.
Those players that can’t wait to get
their hands on A.V.A. are encouraged to check out the new teaser website at
http://ava.ijji.com/teaser.nhn to
get more information.
