IncaGold Signs Agreement with LithTech For Use of the LithTech Development System in 40 New Games

Zurich, Switzerland – IncaGold is pleased to announce that it has finalized an agreement with LithTech, Inc. to utilize the LithTech Development System for the creation of 40 new IncaGold games. Use of the LithTech Development System has been key in the success of recent industry titles such as No One Lives Forever™, Sanity™, and KISS: Psycho Circus™. This agreement marks the technology’s biggest outing to date in the area of casual gaming, and gives IncaGold access of the development kit for its PC/CD-ROM formatted games, as well as expansion capabilities onto Sony Playstation® 2 and Microsoft Xbox™ formats.

"LithTech delivers a powerful, comprehensive set of technologies and tools that gives our licensees a wider range of options and freedom when developing their products," LithTech CEO, Jason Hall, said. "We are excited about this arrangement and look forward to working with IncaGold."

Already in development, the first IncaGold titles to utilize the system include the upcoming Robin Hood, Model Railroad Simulator, Quest for the West – Oregon Trail, Circus Tycoon and another, not yet announced, first-person shooter product for a worldwide distribution on PC CD-ROM.

"We are thrilled to be using the LithTech Development System for the creation of many of our coming titles," says Richard M. Holmes, Managing Director of IncaGold. "We are looking forward to maximizing the true potential of this system and thus enhance the dynamism of our development strategy and increase the value of the products we make."

Ryan Hagan, President of IncaGold USA and project leader of the Model Railroad Simulator and Robin Hood projects agrees. "The Lithtech Development System is a crucial step for the long-term success of our company. We really enjoy the comprehensive support system it offers, and our development time is significantly less. Basically, the time saved justifies the money spent up front, and gives us additional income in the long run."