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The 1st logo is likely not real. I've seen the beginning of some of the games they published and it either never showed up or has the 1C logo instead. Not to mention the description and lifespan of the logo feels vague and based off inferences. If the 1st logo does exist as an on-screen logo, combined with enough information such as availability and its description, then you can add it back. |
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===Background===
'''SoftClub''' (formerly known as 1C-SoftClub from 2009-2014) is a Russian video game publisher founded in 1998. In 2009, [[
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Background
SoftClub (formerly known as 1C-SoftClub from 2009-2014) is a Russian video game publisher founded in 1998. In 2009, 1C Publishing purchased the company and renamed it into 1C-SoftClub. In 2014, it was renamed back to SoftClub, even through 1C still owns the company.
Logo (2009-2013)
_(From_-_Russian_trailer_to_Of_Orcs_and_Men).png)
Visuals: On a dark purple background is "1С-СофтКлаб" slowly flipping and zooming out to its normal position. A white light then streaks the logo. The logo slowly zooms in at the end, then cuts to black.
Technique: CGI.
Audio: Laser sounds, and a quiet bass note holding up to the end of the logo.
Availability: Appeared on most of the 1C-SoftClub games of the period. [Examples?]
