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Immunogen Comes To Xbox Live Indie
CNG Studios was kind enough to send on word of their recently released Xbox Live Indie game, Immunogen. This is the first game from the independent developer, but it certainly has some great visual polish to help it stand out amid the crowd of games competing for attention on the Xbox Live Indie service.
"Our one player puzzle game Immunogen is a memory game where you have to match pills to viruses," explains lead programmer Vincent Faller. "Immunogen tests your memory skills to the max because it reaches combinations of up to 12 different pills and viruses. In addition, this game has infinite levels, multiple random backgrounds, and three levels of difficulties. This is a fun and exciting game to improve your memory and achieve awards. Also, it features an original score composed by John Faller, but you also have the option to put in your own soundtrack."
You can check out a video of the game in action below.
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