ShootOut!. The episodic games for this title are based on the actual ShootOut! episodes that air on The History Channel. Some of the battles recreated include Iwo Jima, The Tet Offensive, The Battle of the Bulge, and an episode on the Vietcong attacking of the US Embassy in Vietnam. The DinoHunters: The story of the Dinohunters is centered around a fictitious reality show on the Total Hunting Channel. The producers send a crew of washed up celebrities into the past to hunt dinosaurs for sport and big ratings. The crew consists of Australian stuntman and actor Roger Wallaby, country singer Harlan Davis, Brooklyn native Shaw Jefferson, and their sexpot producer Candace "Candy" Spencer. Mobsters: Mobsters is a free episodic first-person shooter based on The Biography Channel's program Mobsters. Each game episode mirrors events from each episode of the series; where police try to negotiate the safe release of hostages in a bank robbery gone awry. The game was formerly based on Spike TV's program The Kill Point. WWII Experience: WWII Experience is a game based on actual World War II missions. The missions cover land, sea, and air. National Blood Sport: A football-style shooter taking place in Nazi-occupied America. Street Soccer: Street Soccer is a third-person soccer game with melee combat & a wall-walking ability. Kuma War Classics: This game takes information and strategic data from recent military operations and attempts to recreate the war scenario as it happened. The missions for Kuma War Classics are missions 1-74. The missions after that are Kuma War missions. This game has come under much praise and criticism for the role it plays in reproducing recent battles. Kuma War now has an option to play in first-person, rather than the default third-person. Other projects Free Energy Game: An informative and fun approach to energy management, created by Stanford University, KUMA Games, and Seriosity See also Episodic games List of free first-person shooters Notes External links Official Kuma Games website Video game companies of the United States Video game development companies Advergaming companies Companies based in New York City Episodic video games Multiplayer online games