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The Kill Point Game
Kuma and SpikeTV team up for game based on new Spike series.
Date: Monday, July 23, 2007
Author: James Fudge

Kuma Games and Spike TV announced today the development of an online videogame series based on Spike TV's new action-drama limited series "The Kill Point." Beginning Sunday, July 22 with the premiere of the series, Kuma released gameisodes that allow television viewers to jump into "The Kill Point's" bank robbery gone wrong plotline - playing as a police officer or bank robber in a high intensity hostage crisis. Kuma's gameisodes are now available for free download at www.SpikeTV.com and www.KumaGames.com .

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