If you ever got a chance to play Heroscape, then you know it is a mishmash of characters from different genres and time periods. The customizable hex maps could create all sorts of scenarios. While the large armies and maps made for epic battles, the setup and takedown of the
The horror genre seems to be relegated to either Jack the Ripper, zombies, or Cthulhu when it comes to board and card games. The deck building genre has seen a lot of growth, especially when you consider many have added boards and cooperative play. Terrors of London looks to expand
Ever since its debut earlier this year, Baldi’s Basics in Education and Learning has been a massively popular hit among the Let’s Play and YouTube communities. From its humble origins as a game jam entry to its Kickstarter that has surpassed more than half of its planned $50,
For those that are hungry for some zany PlayStation 4 titles this summer, Breakfall recently announced that it will release its mecha action game Pizza Titan Ultra to the console on August 21. In celebration of the news, we got to talk with co-founder of Breakfall, Mike Keogh, about the
With the release of Survios’ new immersive music creation tool, Electronauts, fast approaching, I got to sit down with Nathan Burba, Hunter Kitagawa, and Jade Hirtle to learn more about the company’s history, their approach to making VR titles, and the music, artists, and creative process behind the creation
It’s not unheard of for video games to mimic board games and for board games to mimic video games. The MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) is one of the newest genres created. Since they have gained popularity, it’s not surprising that we are finding a couple of board
Often times when a game is successful, it will get printed multiple times, sometimes with expansions included. However, there are times the designers go back to the drawing board to come up with a new edition. That’s the case with Eclipse, and Kolossal Games has created a Kickstarter campaign
The show floor was packed at San Diego Comic-Con with fans standing in line to try out the newest Nintendo game or snag the must-have Blizzard merch, when I stepped into The Behemoth booth. Amid the colorful plushies, silly hats, and adorable t shirts, I found CEO and cofounder John