It may seem unique and surprising at first that Blast Breaker Online is developed by a studio in Thailand, a country not exactly known for its development prowess but rather the beautiful temples and tomyum soup. While the Free-to-Play market is growing at an exponential speed there, most of the titles are licensed from either China or South Korea.
Monday, February 18, 2013
Blast Breaker Online Interview with the Thailand Developers
Blast Breaker Online Interview with the Thailand Developers:
It may seem unique and surprising at first that Blast Breaker Online is developed by a studio in Thailand, a country not exactly known for its development prowess but rather the beautiful temples and tomyum soup. While the Free-to-Play market is growing at an exponential speed there, most of the titles are licensed from either China or South Korea.
It may seem unique and surprising at first that Blast Breaker Online is developed by a studio in Thailand, a country not exactly known for its development prowess but rather the beautiful temples and tomyum soup. While the Free-to-Play market is growing at an exponential speed there, most of the titles are licensed from either China or South Korea.
League of Legends Quinn Sneak Peak
League of Legends Quinn Sneak Peak:
It's always exciting when a new champion is coming in League of Legends. The new champion Quinn from Demacia is on live in PBE. Riot introduced her with some journal entries.
It's always exciting when a new champion is coming in League of Legends. The new champion Quinn from Demacia is on live in PBE. Riot introduced her with some journal entries.
Metal Slug Wars Preview
Metal Slug Wars Preview:
What do a metal slug and a regular slug have in common? Neither should come in contact with salt. Seriously though, the Metal Slug series has long been regarded as some of the best run-and-gun offerings the industry has to offer; in the ‘90s, some genre enthusiasts even dropped more than $600 on a Neo-Geo console to play the arcade classics at home. Luckily, you no longer have to give up a kidney to get access to the Metal Slug series. In fact, Metal Slug Wars, a real-time strategy (RTS) game for iOS, will be free to play.
What do a metal slug and a regular slug have in common? Neither should come in contact with salt. Seriously though, the Metal Slug series has long been regarded as some of the best run-and-gun offerings the industry has to offer; in the ‘90s, some genre enthusiasts even dropped more than $600 on a Neo-Geo console to play the arcade classics at home. Luckily, you no longer have to give up a kidney to get access to the Metal Slug series. In fact, Metal Slug Wars, a real-time strategy (RTS) game for iOS, will be free to play.
Everything I Know About Bungie’s Next First-Person Shooter, Destiny
Everything I Know About Bungie’s Next First-Person Shooter, Destiny:
The creators of Halo aren't leaving their face-shooting skills behind. Destiny, Bungie's first new game since they parted ways with Microsoft, looks and sounds like a first-person shooter—even if they don't like calling it that. More »
The creators of Halo aren't leaving their face-shooting skills behind. Destiny, Bungie's first new game since they parted ways with Microsoft, looks and sounds like a first-person shooter—even if they don't like calling it that. More »
Rise and Shiny: Akaneiro: Demon Hunters
Rise and Shiny: Akaneiro: Demon Hunters:
Filed under: Betas, Fantasy, Screenshots, Trailers, Video, New titles, Previews, Opinion, Free-to-play, Browser, Casual, Rise and Shiny, Livestream, Miscellaneous, Dungeons, Crowdfunding
We're not all of us perfect. We all make mistakes, right? I did last week when I didn't vet my choice for Rise and Shiny and picked Akaneiro: Demon Hunters, a single-player game with optional co-op, a game that is not only not finished but still on Kickstarter. I'm not sure how I did it, but I think it had something to do with an email I received that talked about how good the game was. In my desperation to find something new and original to play, I grabbed this one and ran with it. American McGee's studio, Spicy Horse Games, is behind the project, so that's another reason to get excited.
Luckily, the game has many great features and could, one day, feature an MMO-like option. It's also a good choice for those who enjoy games like Drakensang Online or Diablo. But there are some less exciting aspects to the game too, so you know I'll be covering those.
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Filed under: Betas, Fantasy, Screenshots, Trailers, Video, New titles, Previews, Opinion, Free-to-play, Browser, Casual, Rise and Shiny, Livestream, Miscellaneous, Dungeons, Crowdfunding
We're not all of us perfect. We all make mistakes, right? I did last week when I didn't vet my choice for Rise and Shiny and picked Akaneiro: Demon Hunters, a single-player game with optional co-op, a game that is not only not finished but still on Kickstarter. I'm not sure how I did it, but I think it had something to do with an email I received that talked about how good the game was. In my desperation to find something new and original to play, I grabbed this one and ran with it. American McGee's studio, Spicy Horse Games, is behind the project, so that's another reason to get excited.
Luckily, the game has many great features and could, one day, feature an MMO-like option. It's also a good choice for those who enjoy games like Drakensang Online or Diablo. But there are some less exciting aspects to the game too, so you know I'll be covering those.
Continue reading Rise and Shiny: Akaneiro: Demon Hunters
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Asian MOBA Chaos Online Preview
Asian MOBA Chaos Online Preview:
Chaos Online was first launched in Korea and China last year, before the Japan server was confirmed a few weeks back, the first English server is also in the works. Chaos Online is developed by the Korean team which made the “Chaos” mod for Warcraft 3, hence the lookalike in terms of visuals. The team went on to form Neoact as a studio, and Chaos Online is now co-published in Korea by Nexon and in Japan by SEGA.
Chaos Online was first launched in Korea and China last year, before the Japan server was confirmed a few weeks back, the first English server is also in the works. Chaos Online is developed by the Korean team which made the “Chaos” mod for Warcraft 3, hence the lookalike in terms of visuals. The team went on to form Neoact as a studio, and Chaos Online is now co-published in Korea by Nexon and in Japan by SEGA.
Allods Online: Lords of Destiny to Enter Open Beta on February 22
Allods Online: Lords of Destiny to Enter Open Beta on February 22:
Gala Networks has announced that on February 22 will start the open beta of Allods Online new expansion, Lords of Destiny. For that entire weekend, players will be able to play-test the contents of Allods Online's biggest endgame expansion so far. Players interested in being a part of this exclusive testing session should register now on the official site.
Gala Networks has announced that on February 22 will start the open beta of Allods Online new expansion, Lords of Destiny. For that entire weekend, players will be able to play-test the contents of Allods Online's biggest endgame expansion so far. Players interested in being a part of this exclusive testing session should register now on the official site.
Onigiri: Pandemonium - New MOBA with Mythical Japanese Theme
Onigiri: Pandemonium - New MOBA with Mythical Japanese Theme:
Onigiri: Pandemonium is a newly announced 3D MOBA developed by Japanese studio, CyberStep, which is well-known for titles such as GetAmped. It should be the first, or one of the first MOBA to come from the Land of the Rising Sun.
Onigiri: Pandemonium is a newly announced 3D MOBA developed by Japanese studio, CyberStep, which is well-known for titles such as GetAmped. It should be the first, or one of the first MOBA to come from the Land of the Rising Sun.
What Games Are's Tadhg Kelly talks microconsoles [interview] (Android)
What Games Are's Tadhg Kelly talks microconsoles [interview] (Android):
The OUYA’s Kickstarter campaign hit its lofty $950,000 goal in only eight hours. The Gamestick, a competitor to the OUYA, had no trouble reaching its goal, either. Not long after, both Valve and Nvidia announced they would be releasing devices that simplified the process of playing PC games on a TV. Change is coming soon to the console market, and based on everything mentioned above, it’s clear microconsoles will be leading the charge. To learn more about what we as consumers can expect in the months and years ahead, we reached out to Tadhg Kelly, author of the What Games Are blog and creative director at Jawfish Games. | |
GunZ 2 (KR) Final Test Starts on February 28th
GunZ 2 (KR) Final Test Starts on February 28th:
Maiet Games has finally announced that the final test for their upcoming stylish FPS shooter GunZ 2 (KR) will start from February 28th to February 28th. Now the game is recruiting players who are interested in GunZ 2 and the recruiting phase ends on Feb.27th.
Maiet Games has finally announced that the final test for their upcoming stylish FPS shooter GunZ 2 (KR) will start from February 28th to February 28th. Now the game is recruiting players who are interested in GunZ 2 and the recruiting phase ends on Feb.27th.
Kritika (KR) Open Beta on Feb. 26
Kritika (KR) Open Beta on Feb. 26:
Kritika is one of the most anticipated F2P titles in Korea at this time. While Open Beta was originally scheduled for March, it has now been brought forward to 26th February.
Kritika is one of the most anticipated F2P titles in Korea at this time. While Open Beta was originally scheduled for March, it has now been brought forward to 26th February.
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