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The Impossible Line Update Supports Cancer Research UK

 

 

MACCLESFIELD, U.K., July 23rd, in the year of our Lord 2015 – Chillingo, a subsidiary of Electronic Arts Inc (NASDAQ: EA), today announced that it is joining forces with with Cancer Research UK to help players of Mi’s The Impossible Line contribute to the fight against cancer while they play.

Available now on the App Store, puzzle fans will be able to take on brand new bonus levels that, when completed, will help in Cancer Research UK’s efforts to fight cancer.

Players taking on these chalkboard challenges will also earn coins that they can use to help solve more than 300 levels that make up The Impossible Line’s chalkboard challenge.

“We’re proud to champion this important cause and help Cancer Research UK while also providing our players with fun new levels in this new update,” said Ed Rumley, General Manager, Chillingo. “The Impossible Line is a simple but brilliantly challenging puzzle experience, making it the ideal game to help support an even greater cause.”

"MI has really enjoyed developing a creative, fun and practical solution for players to enjoy The Impossible Line while helping out Cancer Research UK,” explains Adam Dickinson, Production Director, MI. “We’re proud to help be a part of their valuable cancer research efforts and provide players with coins as a reward for them completing their ‘homework’ in the Cancer Research UK mini game."

Leslie Harris, Cancer Research UK’s citizen science programme manager said, “working with Chillingo and Mi, we’re now able to bring cancer research to a huge, established mobile gaming audience. By spending just a fraction of their gaming time playing our exclusive levels, people all over the world can contribute to analysing breast cancer data and helping our researchers understand it better.”

The latest update for The Impossible Line, featuring new levels supported by Cancer Research UK, is free to download from the App Store and Google Play. There are in-app purchases in this repeat pay to play app.

 

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