Artix Entertainment
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Founded by Adam Bohn in 2002, Artix Entertainment (abbreviated to "AE") is a family-friendly game company that has developed and released many online games. Bohn's life long dream was to create a video game and have 100 people play.[1] Together the games now claim more than 40 million players.Template:Fact According to Digital Media Wire, Artix's AdventureQuest, DragonFable, and BattleOn minigames sites reach 8.4 million unique visitors per month collectively, and over 550,000 unique users a day.[2] An independent in-game advertising network, IGA Worldwide, announced in May 2007 that it had signed an agreement with Artix Entertainment to provide in-game ads for Artix titles.
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[edit] Publications
[edit] RPGs
- AdventureQuest - first AE game
- ArchKnight - a mode for Guardians, also the game from which DragonFable was based
- ZardWars - a mode for Guardians
- DragonFable
- MechQuest - based on Dragonfable's engine
- AdventureQuest Worlds - AE's MMO
[edit] EbilGames
EbilGames is Artix Entertainment's collection of minigames.
- Deady
- DragonFable: FireSpawn
- Jimmy the Eye: Eye for an Eye
- Moglin Punter
- Monster Joust Madness
- Ninja Shadow Adventure
- Robina Hood's Monster Hunt
- Undead Assault
- Valencia Surehunter: Staff of the Irismancer
[edit] Videos
Artix Entertainment has release several Flash videos.
- Artix vs. The Undead - An animated short drawn in anime style. Features the characters Artix and the Necromantress from DragonFable.
- Ask Zorbak - A show where Zorbak answers questions from players. Currently has 12 episodes.
- Death From Above (D.F.A.) - An animated short by AE animator J6 available in the Mechquest Cinemech.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- AdventureQuest, DragonFable, MechQuest, EbilGames
- Artix vs. The Undead, Ask Zorbak, Death From Above
- BattleOn forums
- Adam Bohn's official website
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