Shattered Reality Interactive, the company that is currently developing Kaos War, has announced that have recieved a new round of funding form a group of European investors.
May 2008 – After over a year of game development with minimal funding, Shattered Reality Interactive (“SRI”) announced that they have secured an undisclosed amount of Series A funding from European investors led by Netherlands based investment management firm Orange Dogs BV.
SRI is independently developing their flagship MMO title, Kaos War. The company and its CEO Damon Grow received immense industry attention from the Games.net original documentary series, "Creating Kaos." Since the documentary series ended a year ago, SRI has shown progressive growth by adding key team members including programmers, designers, artists, and administrative personnel. In January 2008, SRI successfully completed its gameplay demo to follow up its technology demo released in early 2007.
"This is a great sign for all independent game developers," says Damon Grow, CEO of Shattered Reality Interactive, Inc. "This funding shows that with good vision and determination, you can achieve success.”
Orange Dogs BV, with interests in Amsterdam and California, focuses in making investments in the online industry. The firm has previously invested in social networks, lifestyle services, mass technology adoption, and now online gaming.
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Crap! they finally added screenshots of the game other than those one in that grassy area, AS well as remodeled the website in a flash format.
I'll post one,

I don't have anything against the game... actually i like that they use cry engine 2, which is even more powerful then the unreal 3 one...and they seem to use it decently.....but why is this game classified as Sci-Fi? just coz the chars seem to use some kinda of post apocalyptic ancient design armors? :D or maybe the devs are are anticipating that by the time of release the ppl will be even more sick of fantasy then they are now...since apparently its becoming a trend now....so they just decided to label it sci-fi