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NEW YORK, 24th March 2011 - Great news for all fans and players of Paradox Interactive and developer Fatshark's online multiplayer Wild West shooter Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West; Beginning today, not only will you be able to buy the game for 75% off the listed price on Steam, you will also be able to play on Steam for free without even buying the game! Kapow!!

In addition, a brand new map, 'Appendoah Valley - The Crops of Wrath', built for the 'versus' game mode in Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West has also been released free of charge, along with a patch which fixes a number of key areas;
Bug fix for collision issues when throwing dynamite close to objectivesDedicated servers now support dynamic light settingsQuick join now supported by dedicated servers meaning that all players can choose to jump into the first available game without having to browse for servers.

The free to play weekend runs until March 28th. The game is also offered at a 75% discount at both Steam and GamersGate.
For more information on the game, please join the Lead & Gold Facebook fan page, visit www.leadandgold.com, www.fatshark.se/leadandgold or follow the game on Twitter @leadandgold.

About Paradox Interactive
Since 1999, Paradox Interactive has been a leading global developer and publisher of PC-based strategy games. World-renowned for its strategy catalog, the company holds a particularly strong presence in the United States and Europe. Its steadily-growing portfolio includes originally developed titles such as the critically acclaimed Europa Universalis and the Hearts of Iron franchises, as well as publishing titles such as the Elven Legacy series, Mount&Blade and Majesty 2. Paradox made an explosive entry onto consoles during 2010 with the release of Lead and Gold: Gangs of the Wild West. For more information, please visit www.paradoxplaza.com and follow www.twitter.com/pdxinteractive
About Fatshark
Fatshark is a Swedish game development studio located in Stockholm. Comprised of experienced and skilled developers, the team members have been involved in the Swedish game development industry from its humble beginnings to its current elevated position.
In addition to their previous experience, the Fatshark team has continued to evolve being involved as subcontractors in a number of AAA titles for consoles as well as for PC.

For more information, please visit www.fatshark.se and follow www.twitter.com/fatsharkgames