Multi-year-long development of Ringorang nears launch.

GLENDALE, CA – Imagine a wireless game so simple and revolutionary that it changes the world’s view of trivia. Or, if you’re not the imagining type, just log into Ringorang.com for the real thing.

Ringorang™, the brand new 24-hour trivia game that plays you five days a week, is on the verge of changing the way we get information by taking world news, events and fun facts, and wrapping it up as a trivia question. But to make it more interesting, the question is sent to its players arbitrarily, once every hour.

A feat made possible by Ringorang’s proprietary technology.

R-TIME™ (Real-Time Immediated Mass Engagement), Vergence Entertainment’s patent-pending technology that sends every player a question at the exact same time. In doing so, it enables the game to play you - and everyone else - in real time.

Depending upon how quickly questions are answered correctly, each player will be awarded a particular amount of dallions, which is Ringorang’s form of currency. The fastest player to answer earns the most dallions, as well as the top spots on the leader board. Then, whoever’s leading at the end of each week wins a prize. But as far as dallions are concerned, that’s only the beginning. Over time, Vergence Entertainment’s goal is for the dallions currency to be adopted across the Internet.

Another long-term goal is the Ringorang game show. For TV and web-viewers everywhere, the Ringorang game show would play like any other trivia contest, except viewers can play from home. Which means that after years of answering every Jeopardy question correctly, you can finally watch and win something by knowing everything.

Unfortunately, Vergence Co-Founder and President Robert Feeney couldn’t be reached to comment about any of this. But that’s what happens when you’re trying to launch a game that will, in turn, launch the rest of these ideas. So instead, we decided to pick the brain of the copywriter who’s company has been with Vergence since the beginning.

“Gamers will go nuts for Ringorang,” said Dreamentia Creative Laboratories’ J Bisch. “Everybody’s always willing to try something brand new and innovative, but what’s going to keep people playing is the way Ringorang jumps in and out of your life. It pops up and you’ve got 30 seconds to get ready. And then, before you know it, the game’s over and you go back to wondering when it’ll pop up again. Just wait, it’s going to bring everyone together.”

Dreamentia, a Los Angeles-based advertising agency, has been one of Ringorang’s key contributors since its early stages. Along with helping to conceptualize and design various facets of the game, Dreamentia has become a pivotal player in Ringorang’s overall brand development.

And now, with the launch of Ringorang, it’s safe to say that the Vergence brand has developed into one of the most innovative and imaginative games in the web and trivia markets.