Stompy Bot Reports No Material Change

Saint John, New Brunswick--(Newsfile Corp. - October 27, 2017) - Stompy Bot Corporation (CSE: BOT) ("Stompy Bot") confirms that the Company's management is not aware of any material change in Stompy Bot's operations that would account for the recent increase in market activity. The board of directors however regularly reviews strategic alternatives with a view to enhancing shareholder value. Should anything material develop with respect to these strategic initiatives, a press release will be disseminated at that time.

About Stompy Bot Productions

Stompy Bot Productions is a wholly owned subsidiary of publicly traded Stompy Bot Corporation (CSE: BOT) — an independent video game developer and digital media publisher. Stompy's growth strategy is to become a premier independent multimedia publisher. Their indie philosophy is to identify and acquire unique video game properties, apply innovative technologies, game development expertise, partner with movie studio resources and manage entertainment brands through a global media marketing approach. Stompy Bot is the exclusive Heavy Gear digital games license holder and publisher of Heavy Gear Assault, a next generation PC title using Epic Game's latest Unreal Engine 4 technology. For more information visit www.stompybot.com.

For further information, please contact:

Jon Gill
Stompy Bot Corporation
Tel: 416-722-1166
Email: jgill@stompybot.com

Forward-Looking Information

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