All Press Releases for December 24, 2006
Violence In Children's Video Games Not Welcome.
With our busy lifestyles, parents don't always have the time or energy to sit in front of a computer screen with their children and monitor their every move. That leaves children either unprotected while playing online games or banned from the computer altogether. But it doesn't have to be that way!
/24-7PressRelease/ - December 24, 2006 - "I'm seriously bothered by the violence in computer games. Our children get enough violence through television shows, movie releases, and life. Do they really need to be assaulted with shootings, slashings, killings, racism, and bullying?" asks Kompaneetz.
Click4Clue was designed as a safe-haven for children, parents, seniors, and singles. It's a place where gamers can enjoy fun games that challenge their thinking and won't cause their computers to crash.
Click4Clue offers:
Casual web games free of downloads, plug-ins, or viruses.
The ability to select different scenes like a beach or cottage scene in Click4 Numbers.
Visual stimulation through hide 'n seek games like Artistic Challenge.
Knowledge testers like finding the correct answer in Historical Mystery.
Replay value through various game scenarios, like those found in Musical Dejavu and the upcoming Georgian Tales.
"The launch of Georgian Tales, with over 70 locations to visit, is the most anticipated game of the year," Kompaneetz says. "The new game has taken 2 years to develop and will not only allow our visitors to experience longer playing times, but will challenge their thinking."
Click4Clue PC friendly games are available online at http://www.click4clue.com
This press release was prepared by Alyice Edrich of http://alyiceedrich.com.
Click4Clue Online Games: Featuring original casual web games (adventure, logic, puzzles).
Intellectual challenges in relaxed atmosphere. Non violent experience.
Mysteries to solve in a point and click interface. Something for the artistic person as well.
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