Aeonsoft, the Korean game developer that brought us the popular online game Flyff, recently donated to Sagip Kapamilya to aid in the relief and rebuilding efforts of typhoon-ravaged communities in the Philippines.

Aeonsoft donated $10,000 to Sagip Kapamilya, ABS-CBN Foundation’s emergency humanitarian assistance program that provides relief and rehabilitation efforts to disaster-affected communities. SK’s project director Tina Monzon-Palma personally accepted Aeonsoft’s generous donation.

“We heard about the situation from updates we got from the internet and we were moved by the Filipino’s strength and determination in times of crisis,” Andy Kim, Aeonsoft’s CEO said. “So we decided to help the citizens of the Philippines who took serious damage from the recent typhoon Ondoy.”

Since its foundation in 2002, Aeonsoft has grown into a major player in the game development industry. The company’s first RPG, Flyff (Fly for Fun) Online, was the first to introduce the Flying system in MMORPGs. Now their games are licensed all over the world, with Level Up! Games distributing Flyff in the Philippines.

Tags: abs-cbn, aeonsoft, developer, Flyff, ondoy, relief, sagip kalinga

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