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Huzutech Ltd


Huzutech is the creator of an advanced social gaming platform, which enables publishers, media owners and game developers to create immersive virtual worlds and social games quickly and cost effectively.


Huzutech’s proven platform allows Flash (or HTML5) based virtual worlds to be created, for a fraction of the time and cost required to build from scratch. Each world can combine the best elements of community, social network, massively multiplayer online game and social gaming platform, in which players can compete, collaborate and play.


The platform has been created from the ground up, to take advantage of the latest cloud-based technology, ensuring maximum scalability and flexibility as social gaming and online communities continue to grow and evolve.


Huzutech’s HuRU messaging service is integrated into the platform, enabling thousands of concurrent connections for any MMO-type game.


Huzutech’s platform is already being used by major media companies and literary publishers to create new opportunities within the online, social games space.


Huzutech also provides social gaming studio services, defining game narrative, game design, development, and underlying business cases to support these new projects.


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Huzutech Ltd Suite 3.3 Station House 30-34 St Enoch Square Glasgow G1 4DF


Twitter: twitter.com/huzutech Facebook: www.facebook.com/ pages/HuzuTech YouTube: www.youtube.com/ watch?v=PlxWrKOn9O4


www.huzutech.com


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