October Is Prime Time for BrandExtract`s Online `Cat Bowling` Game

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Mon Oct 5, 2009 3:24pm EDT

Millions play the Halloween-themed game year-round
HOUSTON--(Business Wire)--
BrandExtract kicked off another holiday season of Cat Bowling today, its free,
Halloween-themed online game, and already the fur is flying as gamers of all
ages vie for the top score by knocking down animated, cartoonish black cats
while being cheered on - or heckled - by a cackling witch. 

The game, introduced in 2001, has been a viral sensation, attracting millions of
hits to the BrandExtract Web site each fall. From September 28, 2008, to
September 22, 2009, for example, 4.1 million players took the Cat Bowling
challenge. During this period, Cat Bowling hit a peak of 105,744 visits per day.


Cat Bowling draws one player every half-second and is played year-round. 

"Cat Bowling is back by popular demand," said BrandExtract Director of
Interactive Malcolm Wolter. "It combines flash animation and creative design for
a fun, easy game that has attracted many followers, including parents and
teachers who are using it as a teaching tool." 

Cat Bowling follows traditional bowling, featuring 10 frames, and has been known
to either eerily mirror many players` real-life bowling ability or in other
cases turn mediocre bowlers into champions. 

Play Cat Bowling at http://www.brandextract.com/catbowling and join the Cat
Bowling League on Facebook. Bowlers can purchase Cat Bowling T-shirts through
Cafe Press and the BrandExtract Web site. 

About BrandExtract, LLC

BrandExtract, LLC is an award-winning integrated branding and communications
firm that guides growing companies by providing strategic branding solutions,
marketing communications, advertising, public relations, creative and
interactive services. For more information, visit www.brandextract.com.

BrandExtract
Director of Communications and PR
Cindy Shanley, 713-942-7959 



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