Need More Metal? Titmouse Games Partners With Heavy Metal Magazine's Top Talent!

In-Your-Face Content, Reflecting the Pages of this Iconic Graphic Magazine,
Now in Development

HOLLYWOOD, Calif., March 24 /PRNewswire/ -- Titmouse Games announced today its
partnership with Kevin Eastman, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co-creator and
Editor/Publisher of Heavy Metal Magazine, to create a variety of hard-hitting
games based on the publication's most popular properties. Heavy Metal is the
longest running illustrated fantasy magazine of all time and is best known for
debuting some of today's most edgy graphic artists.

The first project is a sci-fi action title, "Fistful of Blood," an
over-the-top action game about an Alien Bounty Huntress who comes to earth in
search of the creature that killed her father, only to find herself caught in
a blood feud between rival gangs of Vampires and Zombies. Created by Eastman
and longtime collaborator and world-renowned illustrator Simon Bisley (Judge
Dredd, Batman, Lobo), FOB was originally serialized in Heavy Metal Magazine
before the hardcover collection broke HM sales records in the state and sold
additional versions in France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and Poland.

"As demented as it is, I owe a lot of who I am to the wide body of work that
both Kevin Eastman and Heavy Metal Magazine have exposed me to," says Aaron
Habibipour, Creative Director for Titmouse Games. "Kevin and I have worked
together in the past, and it was a blast. We want to start Titmouse Games off
right, and I can't think of a better way than to pack enough aliens, zombies,
vampires, guns, blood, gore, vengeance, and sexy chicks in a game to take down
a stampeding elephant."

"Having been a lifelong fan of Heavy Metal Magazine I always thought the
coolest part was the wide variety of stories that were published in every
issue," adds Kevin, "And the chance to work with Titmouse gives Simon and I
the chance to bring our Heavy Metal inspired visions to a much wider group of
rabid fans!"

ABOUT TITMOUSE GAMES
Titmouse Games is an independent video game developer that provides fierce,
indie content for consoles, mobile, and more. Making hard-hitting games from
their own original IPs, and hand-picked licenses, the Company strives to
"keep-it-real" through the digital distribution of original content that feeds
the needs of today's hardcore gamers.

Titmouse Games was introduced to the industry at the Game Developers
Conference this year, with its first console Action RPG game, Seven Haunted
Seas. For more information please visit www.titmousegames.com.

ABOUT KEVIN EASTMAN
Kevin kicked off his career as co-creator/self publisher of the Teenage Mutant
Ninja Turtles in 1984 with a 40 page black and white comic book. Shortly
thereafter parlaying the success of the comic into a #1 animated Saturday
morning TV series, three live action films, and the best selling boys action
figure franchise of all time.

Eastman bought Heavy Metal in 1990, tripled the annual output of magazines,
graphic novels, and art books over the next few years, as well as expanding
into a massive web presence. Additionally, he worked hand in hand with
Columbia Tri Star to re-release the original Ivan Reitman produced "Heavy
Metal: The Movie" which sold 2 million copies on VHS in 1996, went on to
produce the top selling "Heavy Metal: 2000" and is currently producing a $50
million 3D Heavy Metal film with Executive producer/director David Fincher
(Seven, Fight Club, Benjamin Button), and the Academy Award Nominated Blur
Animation for a 2011 release.

Other credits include producing the animated "Highlander: Search for
Vengeance," executive producing the upcoming "War of the Worlds: Goliath"
animated feature, and adapting his best selling graphic novel "Underwhere"
into a CG kid friendly feature fare.

ABOUT HEAVY METAL
"In the mid-1970's, while in Paris to set up a French edition of "National
Lampoon," publisher Len Mogel discovered a new adult science fiction/fantasy
comic magazine, "Metal Hurlant" (Screaming Metal). Impressed with the
concept, a natural for Lampoons cutting edge style, Mogel licensed an American
version, and named it HEAVY METAL.

The first issue hit newsstands in April 1977, and introduced American
audiences to the work of Europe's greatest graphic artists. A smash hit from
its launch, it sold out all across the country, striking a cord with hundreds
of thousands of older fans who had outgrown the adolescent output of
mainstream comic publishers, but still loved the medium of "sequential
storytelling."

Heavy Metal Magazine became a magnet for world class comic talent, and in
addition to the top shelf European artists and writers such as; Mobius,
Liberatore, Serpieri, Gimenez, and Royo, all of the best American creators
like: Bode, Corben, Wrightson, Frazetta, and Olivia, found a new outlet for
their fantasies.

Heavy Metal is the oldest illustrated fantasy magazine in U.S. history,
celebrating thirty years of bringing the best graphic storytelling to the
world.

SOURCE Titmouse Games

Christina Montoya Fiedler, +1-714-746-4276, christinamontoya1@gmail.com, for
Titmouse Games