About Parallel Realities

Parallel Realities started off writing games on the Amiga using AMOS and then, later, Blitz Basic 2. Games written included the BOTSS Trilogy and most notably TANX Squadron. TANX Squadron was awarded Amiga Format's contributor prize of the month in the summer of 1999. Project: Starfighter was Parallel Realities' first contribution to the Linux gaming scene and was well recieved when it was released in 2003. This was followed by the release of Metal Blob Solid which reached version 1.0 in December 2004.

The "Alien Device" graphic that accompanies most of our games comes from TANX Squadron. It was the insignia of the alien invaders who had decended onto Earth. It has since become the insignia of Parallel Realities.

Stephen Sweeney and Richard Sweeney are both professional J2EE Programmers.

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