Romios Gold's Geophysical Surveys Outline
Anomalies Adjoining the North West Zone at
Galore Creek in North Western British Columbia

$5.0 Million Exploration Program to Commence in June

       TORONTO, ON, May 29, 2008 - Romios Gold Inc. (TSX.V: RG) (OTCBB: RMIO.F) (Frankfurt: D4R) is pleased to report final results for airborne and ground geophysical surveys carried out at its North West Zone located in the Galore Creek area of northwestern British Columbia. The Airborne geophysical survey employed the DIGHEM V multi-coil, multi-frequency electromagnetic system, supplemented by a high sensitivity cesium magnetometer. The survey and processing of survey data were carried out by Fugro Airborne Surveys, Toronto. The ground geophysical surveys, consisting of Spectral Induced Polarization and Total Field Magnetics, were carried out by Clearview Geophysics of Brampton, Ontario. The purpose of the surveys was to identify and locate zones of conductive sulphide mineralization and prioritize areas of potentially economic mineralization for the upcoming 2008 drilling program, scheduled to commence in June.

North West Zone

       The North West Zone is contained within the Newmont Lake property, one of nine properties held by Romios Gold in the Galore Creek area. As previously reported, the North West Zone contains 1,406,000 tonnes of inferred resource grading 4.43 g/t gold, 0.22 % copper and 6.4 g/t silver. Recent drilling in the North West Zone included hole R-07-09, which intersected 7.82 g/t gold, 0.42% copper and 12.45 g/t silver over 10.67 metres. Higher grade intervals within the hole included 19.70 g/t gold , 0.45% copper and 12.60 g/t silver over 3.04 metres and 27.32 g/t gold, 0.46% copper and 9.96 g/t silver over 2.35 metres.
       The Fugro airborne EM- Magnetic surveys identified several conductors along the east and west margins of the Newmont Lake Graben, which is well marked by a series of intrusives. The Newmont Lake Graben is a major area structural feature defined by the McLymont and Newmont Lake faults. The survey also interpreted several faults that parallel the fault hosting the North West Zone. The faults are located on the floor of the graben immediately to the east of the North West Zone. Mineralization in the North West Zone is structurally controlled by fault structures.
       The ground geophysical surveys, which included both Spectral Induced Polarization and Total Magnetics surveys, identified three geophysical anomalies. The anomalies are located north, east and north east of the North West Zone. Anomaly T1 is located 40 metres east of the North West Zone and is believed to be the northeast continuation of the IP anomaly identified by an earlier IP survey. Anomaly T2 is located 35 metres to the north of the North West Zone and coincides with a relatively high northeast/ southwest apparent resistivity zone and background magnetics. Anomalous chargeability values ranged from 2.0 to 3.6 milliseconds. The UBC inversion model indicated that the top of the target source is likely more than 40 metres deep. The T3 anomaly is located 95 metres northeast of the North West Zone and is at the edge of a low resistivity zone, which may be indicative of an alteration zone, geological contact or fault. The anomaly at T3 may be the northeast continuation of the anomaly located at T1.
       Tom Drivas, President stated, "We are excited about these geophysical anomalies because they confirm the high potential of Romios' Galore Creek properties and indicate that mineralization may extend beyond the known outline of the North West Zone. The information gained from these surveys will assist in guiding our 2008 drilling program, scheduled to commence in June."
       Romios' Newmont Lake property is located within 10 kilometres of a completed section of the access road to Nova Gold / Teck Cominco's Galore Creek project.
       For the purposes of the disclosure in this Press Release, Thomas Skimming, P. Eng, Vice President of Exploration and a director of Romios Gold Resources Inc., is the Qualified Person (QP) in accordance with NI 43-101.

Romios Gold Names
Brian E. Robertson to Its Board of Directors

       TORONTO, ON, June 12, 2008 - Romios Gold Inc. (TSX.V: RG) (OTCBB: RMIO.F) (Frankfurt: D4R) is pleased to announce the appointment of Brian E. Robertson, an executive with significant North American and international experience in all facets of the mining industry, to its Board of Directors.
       "Mr. Robertson has extensive experience in mine development, operations, finance and exploration, both in North America and elsewhere. His broad experience in British Columbia, including exploration, mine development and operations will strengthen our team in advancing the Galore Creek area properties. We are extremely pleased to have an experienced executive of Brian Robertson's calibre join our Board,'' said Tom Drivas, President.
       Mr. Robertson's areas of expertise are wide ranging and include financial and management at the executive level, exploration, mine development and operations, evaluation of businesses and performing due diligence related to projects, mergers, acquisitions and financing.
       Mr. Robertson served as President of Victory Nickel and Nuinsco Resources. He was responsible for the development of Nuinsco nickel properties, which led to the spin-off of Victory Nickel, a TSX listed company. He spearheaded Nuinsco's entry into uranium exploration and directed the evaluation of its subsequent equity investment in Campbell Resources. His involvement in British Columbia included General Manager, Kemess mine and General Manager, Equity Silver mine.
       He has extensive experience in gold mining operations in both North America and elsewhere. This experience includes 21 years with Placer Dome Inc. directing mining operations and development in Canada and South Africa, as well as 7 years at Royal Oak's mines in British Columbia and Newfoundland.
       Mr. Robertson graduated from the University of Alaska with a Bachelor of Science, Mining Engineering. He also holds a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration from Laurentian University. He is a registered Professional Engineer in the Province of Ontario and a member of the CIM.
       Commenting on his appointment, Mr. Robertson said: "I am pleased to be appointed as a member of Romios Gold's Board of Directors and am excited about the company's gold assets and upcoming exploration program at its Galore Creek area properties. Recent announcements about Cominco/Nova Gold's commitment to advance its Galore Creek property to production are positive for the advancement of Romios' Newmont Lake mineral deposit. I look forward to involvement with the potential expansion of the resource at the Newmont Lake property and evaluating its production potential, as well as further exploration programs on Romios' other properties."
       The Company also will grant 1,000,000 options to purchase common shares of the Company at $0.32 per share for five years to Mr. Robertson: 250,000 of these options are exercisable immediately and the remaining 750,000 options are vested over a period of eighteen months.
       The appointment of Mr. Robertson and the grant of options to him are subject to TSX Venture approval.

About Romios Gold Resources Inc.

       Romios Gold Resources Inc., a progressive Canadian mineral exploration company established in 1995, is headquartered in Toronto and is actively engaged in precious and base metal exploration across North America with a primary focus on gold, silver and copper. Romios has significant property interests in British Columbia, Ontario and Nevada. The Corporation plans to undertake extensive exploration work on its Galore Creek properties in British Columbia, which are centrally located between NovaGold's large gold-copper-silver deposit and Barrick's high grade gold mine at Eskay Creek.
       For more information on Romios Gold Resources Inc. contact Tom Drivas, President, Phone: 416-221-4124, Fax: 416-218-9772, Email: romios@romios.com or visit the web site at www.romios.com.