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Shabby Lords V.O.F.
Developer & Publisher
We are a two-man videogame development company founded on July 1st 2011 by registering as a partnership in the Netherlands under the name “Shabby Lords”. Shabby Lords was founded with the following in mind:
- To make FUN games.
- To earn money so we can eventually afford our future education.
- To improve our videogame development portfolio.
Our company focuses on developing Indie-Games for the international market. Please support us by purchasing our game(s). This will enable us to continue developing our projects.
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