- Name
- Groove Games
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- Founded
- Location
- Toronto,Ontario,Canada
- Website
- Aliases
Groove Games
Toronto,Ontario,Canada
Groove Games was a game publisher located in Toronto Ontario. Notable works include Playboy: The Mansion, Pariah, and Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green.
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Groove Games was founded in 2001 by Jon Walsh, Michael Haines, and Trevor Fencott. The company opened Bedlam Games (Company) shortly thereafter, to act as their internally run development studio. Groove focused mainly on budget titles such as CTU: Marine Sharpshooter, World War II Combat: Road to Berlin, and Warpath. In 2006, the company opened Skillground, a website designed to allow players download and play games for free, and to compete against other players for fun, or for money, wagered before starting the match. The site has since shut down, and Groove closed it's doors sometime shortly thereafter.
Developed Games
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Marine Sharpshooter 4 (Game)
Part of Walmarts series of Marine Sharpshooter. This is the 4th installement of the series.
Day of the Zombie (Game)
A zombie FPS by Groove Games, similar to Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green. The story shifts between the perspectives of three different characters: a college student looking for his girlfriend, a janitor hoping to protect the college's history, and a soldier sent to locate his missing squadmates.
Published Games
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Marine Sharpshooter 4 (Game)
Part of Walmarts series of Marine Sharpshooter. This is the 4th installement of the series.
Close Quarters Conflict (Game)
Marine Heavy Gunner: Vietnam (Game)
