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First part of the two-part “noir thriller” has launched.

The Gamecock Media Group today announced the release of the first part of Insecticide, “a noir thriller set in an insect world that plays out through a wide variety of offbeat action and adventure levels,” for the PC.

“Seeing Insecticide’s stylized noir visuals and quirky, oddball humor on the PC really bring the gameplay to life,” said Rick Stults, Console Chief for Gamecock Media Group.
“The first episode is big enough to really keep gamers glued to the story, having fun, and really getting absorbed into the bug world.”

Insecticide Part 1 is now available for $14.99 from InsecticideTheGame.com.

Jul 4, 2008

News by Karn Bianco.

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