DEXTERITY SOFTWARE LAUNCHES PHARAOHS' CURSE

For Immediate Release

Contact: Steve Pavlina, (818) 676-0692, steve@dexterity.com

DEXTERITY SOFTWARE LAUNCHES PHARAOHS' CURSE

Dexterity Software has released Pharaohs' Curse, a new interactive PC/Windows logic puzzle game that challenges players to use their thinking skills, not their guns, to liberate glittering piles of gold from an Egyptian pyramid.

Developed by Egypt-based AncientSoft, Pharaohs' Curse is a game of discovery and challenge. While exploring a maze of multi-chambered rooms, players encounter stashes of gold hidden in walls, buried in floors, and guarded by an assortment of mummies. Players then collect and use tools such as hammers, drills, picks, shovels, and ladders to overcome these obstacles and safely extract the gold.

Pharaohs' Curse includes 65 original levels which may be played in any order, and full solutions to each puzzle are provided. A built-in custom level editor allows players to design, save, and play their own levels. Dexterity's web site includes a free online forum where players can post and download new levels.

Featuring crisp 65,000-color graphics, plush pyramid interiors, and seven tracks of Egyptian-themed music, Pharaohs' Curse runs under Windows 95, 98, 2000, ME, and XP and requires a Pentium 300 with 32MB RAM and DirectX 7 or later. Players can download a free 10-level demo of Pharaohs' Curse from http://www.dexterity.com.

Backed by a 60-day unconditional money-back guarantee, Pharaohs' Curse is priced at $19.95 and can be ordered securely online from http://www.dexterity.com (via instant electronic delivery and/or shipped on CD-ROM). A Pharaohs' Curse expansion pack is currently in development and is expected to launch in early 2003.





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