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Online game offering 'cash for kills' runs out of money and goes into receivership.

The Canadians heartily endorse killing for money! You heard it here first.

Shoot people, make money. Yeah, no one's going to have a problem with this.

RPG Vault has their third in a series of Kwari Developer Diaries posted for your reading pleasure.

When we were first introduced to the game concept behind Kwari, it was pitched as FPS MMOG played for real cash stakes. From a technical perspective, my first thoughts were about how to make a compelling, responsive FPS experience in an MMOG, and how to deal with the financial side of the play to ensure that the money is always handled securely.

An Addictive MMOFPS? Inconceivable!

By combining the first person shooter experience with the addictiveness of gambling, the developers behind Kwari may have constructed the ultimate massively multiplayer experience. With cash on the line in every game, players have no choice but to take the game seriously. Kwari should be available for digital download in early 2008, but until then spend your time looking at the latest screenshots that the editorial team at Ten Ton Hammer has nabbed for you. Enjoy!