Popular new online social game debuts to millions of new players on GirlsGoGames.com and Agame.com

SuperSecret, a San Francisco-based start-up that is building the next generation of online social gaming for kids, today announced that its highly popular online social game SuperSecret.com is available on leading SPIL GAMES sites GirlsGoGames.com and Agame.com. Now kids can easily find SuperSecret.com on their favorite gaming sites and simply click through to start playing the hottest online social game for tweens this summer. SPIL GAMES is the world’s ultimate network of online game destinations, attracting 100 million unique visitors to its casual game portals worldwide.

“SuperSecret.com is designed for tweens who are ready to move on from Club Penguin, but are too young for MySpace,” said Ted Barnett, co-founder and CEO of SuperSecret. “We are seeing tremendous traction with our tween players, who spend an average of 55 minutes per session playing games and socializing with friends on the site. Now, we are very pleased to partner with a leading network of casual game portals, SPIL GAMES, to help bring SuperSecret.com to many more players across the country.”

SuperSecret.com transports 9- to 13-year-old kids into a secret world designed just for them, where characters “age up” from 10 to 18 as they make friends, play games, and explore new places with other players. Each birthday unlocks new hangouts and privileges such as pets, dorm rooms, bank accounts, and secret parts of the world. While in SuperSecret.com, players can also swap tips and cheats, shop together for clothes and treats, and send gifts to and sneak attack friends. The game offers 20 customizable characters, 30 secret searches, dozens of interactive environments, and over 40 mini games – all wrapped in a fun, engaging, and age-appropriate package that includes sophisticated graphics and the industry’s most advanced social capabilities.

“SuperSecret.com is designed to engage youth audiences in fun, entertaining games and experiences that drive social interaction in a controlled online environment,” said Peter Driessen, CEO of SPIL GAMES. "This social game world is a perfect fit for the young, active casual gamers on our tween portals, and we're looking forward to seeing their reactions to the addition of this content to our game network."