Mark Leung: Revenge Of The Bitch

November 24, 201015 yr

Get the demo now (2 hours long)

"Independent game developer Mark Leung’s first full-length RPG will be available for download on November 30. “Mark Leung: Revenge of the Bitch” is the first episode in a series of parody role-playing games that has been dubbed by one critic as “Final Fantasy meets the Internet.”

Fans can get their first taste of the game today by downloading a two-hour demo from markleung.com. The full game will be available for download next week at a cost of just US$13.

Set in the vast world of Untitled, “Revenge of the Bitch” combines adventure and classic turn-based battle sequences with monsters ranging from adorable housecats to ruthlessly high pot-smoking purple monsters. The game features five playable characters and up to 30 hours of gameplay. Written, conceived and designed by Mark Leung, “Revenge of the Bitch” was developed in Hong Kong by a small group of young programmers, artists, musicians and actors.

The game opens with Mark Leung, a hapless ginseng collector who soon finds himself embroiled in a petty battle between two strange religions, all while enduring the wrath of an angry, obsessive ex-girlfriend. As he battles his way through Untitled, Mark and his companions must deal with a strange curse that has fallen over the land, turning anyone who does not eat vegetables into cockroaches.

“Revenge of the Bitch” is an independently-financed game built with the blood, sweat, tears and other bodily fluids of a small and slightly insane team of developers. In addition to designing all the monsters in the game, Mark Leung himself also provide voiceovers for most of them, wack-a-doodle! For screenshots, trailers, discussion and to play the demo, visit markleung.com.

About Mark Leung

Mark Leung is 26 years old. He was born in Hong Kong and educated in Singapore and the United States. In order to sate his massive ego, he has devoted the past two years of his life to developing “Mark Leung,” his first feature-length game. Leung is an entirely self-taught game designer and filmmaker. When he studied business at Babson College in the United States, he created “College Saga,” a series of satirical videos based on classic RPGs totalling 41 minutes in length, which garnered over 5.5 million hits to date.