“Spike!” has released a demo version of this awesome looking little online racing game, where members race… yes, cows!

A few of the games current features -
- Hosted on a dedicated server in europe
- 2 - 8 players possible per race
- A fully working ladder system
- Ability to host / join games (the games are hosted on the server)

This hilarious and clever little game developed with Clickteam’s Multimedia Fusion (and I think, ‘MOO’, how ironic ^_^) is still in the beta stages, but why not give it a try and leave some feedback for it, at least? ‘Don’t have a cow, man’? Click here

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 Clickteam - the makers of the Multimedia Fusion family of products - are currently running a competition for games created with only 20 events. To quote organiser Kisguri:

Clickteam and Fusion2Developers is proud to announce “The Twenty Event”, A Multimedia Fusion Programming Challenge contest… Entrants will battle it out to create the coolest game in MMF that uses no more then Twenty Events in any one frame, The Grand Prize winner will walk away with $250.00 Cash and MMF RESPECT!  

More information can be found here. The Daily Click also has a forum thread for discussing the competition which is located here.

I’ve been keeping a very close eye on this one. Not only is it an Real-time Strategy - It’s a Real-time Strategy made with Multimedia Fusion!! “Is that even possible?” I hear you scream… well according to ‘Retainer’, the man behind the game, it is very possible indeed!

This video only shows a very short snippet of what’s to come, but it certainly looks promising and very impressive!

Fortunately, the name of the game isn’t set in stone. “Alien Invasion” isn’t really the most… imaginative… of choices Will be interesting to see what it turns in to. The game is very pretty too, which is always a bonus! This seems to be a project that will actually be finished, too (”touch wood”, as they say!). Four years to make the engine for it? Really!? After such a long time in the works, it’d be crazy to give up now!

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