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Figma UI challenge #008 Press page
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Comprehensive guide to creating an effective press page. Includes why you should create one, what to include, and how to optimize it for organic search.
DailyUI #051. Press Page
Updated Scrap Galaxy’s press page with new information and content.
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Game Scrap Galaxy Release date TBA Genre Local Multiplayer, Party Game Platform PC, TBA Press Contact [email protected] Website scrapgalaxy.com Social Media
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Short Description
Scrap Galaxy is a local build & destroy deathmatch game for up to 4 players. It is a 2D top down shooter taking place out in space in a galaxtic junkyard. In this setting the players are trying to survive by constructing space ships.
The game is round based and each round is divided up into two phases; build phase and battle phase. During the build phase each player gets a number of components and has to assemble a spaceship from these under time pressure. During the battle phase the players pilots the ships. They battle against the other or team up against the garbage drones living in the junkyard.
The randomness makes every new round into a new challange because you always have a new ship to battle with. This also makes the game quite addictive.
Key Features
Three different game modes; deathmatch, Scrap King and survival.
Deathmatch until only one player remains. A new ship is constructed each round. Following construction settings exists.
Classic The focus is on fast battles and rapid prototyping of ship designs, randomized components make every new round into a new challenge.
20 pieces Focus is on iterative design, build the ultimate ship using only 20 pieces.
Freemode Unlimited creativity, build the ship of your dreams.
In Scrap King the winner keeps their ship and can continue to build on it.
In Survival player fight together against garbage drones. The player continues to build on their ship after each wave of enemies.
It exists 12 different components; 5 weapon components, 3 engine components and 4 structure components.
For more information check out the press page.
TMHFN/Rainbow Direction in the press!
Rainbow Direction and TakeMeHomeFromNarnia are happy to announce that we have added a press page to our website.
It features all of our previous press releases and contains a collection of news articles that have mentioned us and our work. You can also sign up for our mailing list and receive future press releases as soon as they are sent out.
If you are a member of the press and have an inquiry, our contact form will put you in touch with our press officer.
You can find the press page at http://rainbowdirection.com/press
Josh Jones Dilworth wrote this excellent article about how to get press for your company at SXSW. It's great advice anytime of the year.
A press page. Not merely a press page, but a great one. My company recently undertook a broad survey of the press, asking them whether they care about a website’s press page in the first place, and if so, what they would like to see in one. The overwhelming response of over 100 journalists was that not only is a press page welcome, it can make all the difference.
Read the rest of the article on Mashable.