Cinemax

Indie video game studio in Prague publishing titles such as The Last Liftboy, The Keep and Rytmik Ultimate

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About Cinemax

Cinemax Games develops and publishes video games. Its website lists titles including The Last Liftboy, Zerun: The Tiny Planet, BZZZT – バズボット!, Rytmik Studio, Automatica, Brahman: The Gate of Salvation, Jim Is Moving Out!, The Keep, Inquisitor and Rytmik Ultimate.

Its games are presented on a dedicated games page with an About section and a contact link.

Cinemax Games is based in Prague, Czech Republic, and was founded in 1998.

Product: Video games, including The Last Liftboy, The Keep, Inquisitor, Automatica and Rytmik Ultimate.

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