Game Tantra, the casual games label launched by Bangalore-based gaming studio Dhruva Interactive in February this year, has developed a new PC game titled 'REO Speedwagon: Find Your Own Way Home', reports the New York Times. REO Speedwagon has sung classic love songs such as "Cant Fight This Feeling Anymore" and "Keep On Loving You". Game Tantra will release the game through its distribution partnerships with BigFish Games and other gaming websites. The game is available on MSN Games and Yahoo Games, and was launched by US based digital agency Curious Sense. The game will also be distributed globally in five languages - English, Japanese, German, French, and Spanish - as a CD/DVD through retail stores. Although intended as a promotion for REO Speedwagon's new album 'Not So Silent Night: Christmas With REO Speedwagon', the game is an example of how artists are exploring the online and gaming media and can harness them for new revenue streams. We have attempted to contact Rajesh Rao, Founder of GameTantra and CEO, Dhruva Interactive to learn if Find Your Way Home is the second PC based casual game by the company after Conga Bugs and to learn more about the development of the game and how it compares with other music games available. We will update the post if and when we receive a reply. The Game; Incorporating Music The game Find Your Own Way Home is named after the band's 2007 album and is available on The Republic of Music for download.…
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