Digital Illusions founder launches free-to-play browser game
Digital Illusions got their start in Sweden where they released Battlefield 1942, the first in a long line of Battlefield games from the dev studio. Now one of the co-founders of DICE, Fredrik Liljegren, has helped to launch a new Canadian studio that recently launched a free-to-play browser based action game.
The company is called Antic Entertainment which Liljegren formed with the help of two former members of Digital Extremes. Their first game is called Junk: Battles, The post-apocalypse setting gives the game its theme as players create vehicles that they put in action-strategy battles online with other players. While free-to-play, you can also purchase upgradable parts and items for your vehicles (over 220 parts are available). While Antic Entertainment is currently working on web browser-based games they hope to expand to "all viable platforms."
The company is called Antic Entertainment which Liljegren formed with the help of two former members of Digital Extremes. Their first game is called Junk: Battles, The post-apocalypse setting gives the game its theme as players create vehicles that they put in action-strategy battles online with other players. While free-to-play, you can also purchase upgradable parts and items for your vehicles (over 220 parts are available). While Antic Entertainment is currently working on web browser-based games they hope to expand to "all viable platforms."



