Minion Master Unleashes Innovative Strategy Today!
If your a fan of strategy, tabletop, miniatures, or card games, have we got a game for you. Lucky for you, it’s available now!
Arc Squadron flying into mobile for one-touch action combat
Psyonix is prepared to launch fighters onto mobile in the Triple A game, Arc Squadron, later this fall.
PAX Prime 2012: Minion Master summons an impressive digital tabletop experience
A mashup of deck-building, RTS, tabletop, and strategy good-ness. Minion Master is the beginning of something entirely awesome in the digital tabletop gaming arena.
PAX Prime 2012: Wii U makes a believer out of Mii
We hit the PAX Expo floor and get some hands-on experience with the Wii U hardware, including New Super Mario Bros U and ZombiU. And the verdict…. ?
PAX Prime 2012: Hands on “The Cave” from Double Fine
The Cave is an upcoming Double Fine, 2D adventure game from Maniac Mansion mastermind Ron Gilbert. We get our hands dirty as we explore the first 20 minutes of the Cave at PAX Prime 2012. Total awesome-sauce.
First Impressions — Transformers: Fall of Cybertron (demo)
Because the transformers I love aren’t crude stereotypes with wrecking balls.
PAX East 2012: Hands-on with Steel Battalion Heavy Armor
$250 controllers tried to destroy the metal, but they failed as the Kinect smite them to the ground. No one can destroy the metal, the metal will strike you down with a vicious blow.
PAX East 2012: Quantum Conundrum and other cosmic quandaries
Got an adventure-puzzling itch that you just can’t scratch? Explore the mansion of Professor F. Quadrangle and other cosmic quandaries in Airtight Games’ Quantum Conundrum.
PAX East 2012: Wreckateer with Kinect gets your wrecks in effect
Straight from the PAX East 2012 expo floor comes a an excellent Arcade Kinect game from the fine folks at Iron Galaxy. The Wreckateer puts you at the controls of a ballista as you wreck havok in goblin infested castles. Shots fired from the ballista each have their own powers and abilities — and you control all of the action using the Kinect for Xbox 360 Sensor. The verdict? It’s a hell of a lot of fun!
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