Mike Martin of Destructoid has posted a contest celebrating the success and numerous awards of Nom Nom Galaxy, with the grand prize being a customized Pulse Elite Edition Wireless Headset. Five second place winners will receive a copy of Nom Nom Galaxy along with a sky blue skateboarding astroworker shirt and ten third Read more…
In his review of Armello, a virtual board game come to life developed by League of Geeks, Eurogamer’s Simon Parkin recommends the game saying it has just the right balance between luck and tactics. Parkin goes into detail explaining the four ways to victory, while praising the design of the map, saying Read more…
In his review of Ski Safari 2, Tom Christiansen praises the game, calling it a “Downhill Delight,” as well as saying that the game is “basically everything you love about traditional mobile gaming distilled into a single title.” Ski Safari 2 is the sequel to the smash hit Ski Safari, which was Read more…
Mike Fahey of Kotaku streamed League of Geeks’ fantasy tabletop game, Armello, playing a full round against the game’s AI opponents. In Armello, players enter a vibrant magical world tinged with darkness and fight to seize the mad lion king’s throne before he brings the kingdom to ruin. Up to Read more…
September 23 is the day Assault Android Cactus makes the move out of Steam Early Access and into full release on PC, Mac and Linux, as reported by Joab Gilroy of IGN. Assault Android Cactus is a frenetic twin stick shooter with 9 playable female androids, cooperative play for up to Read more…
In her article regarding the launch of League of Geek’s fantasy tabletop game come to life, Armello, Alice O’Connor of Rock Paper Shotgun breaks down the basics of Armello‘s gameplay. Describing it as a game where up to four players compete for the throne as the king slowly dies. Players take Read more…
Bob Fekete of iDigitalTimes discusses his hands-on time with Armello at PAX Prime and his conversation at E3 with Blake Mizzi, Co-Founder, League of Geeks regarding the advantages and innovations of a digital board game as opposed to a physical one. To read the full article, please visit: http://www.idigitaltimes.com/pax-prime-2015-armello-hands-shows-why-digital-board-games-are-cool-470260
Christine Chan from App Advice recently reviewed Sleepy Z Studios’ Ski Safari 2, highly recommending it to fans of the original and to all fans of endless runners. She praises the game’s revamped visuals, smooth animations, delightful music and intuitive one-touch controls. To read the full review, please visit: http://appadvice.com/review/ski-safari-2
The Flock, developed by Vogelsap and currently available on Steam, has a unique population counter that governs the lifespan of the game. Sam Machkovech from Ars Technica explains the goal of the population counter is not about getting the best business deal, but creating authenticity and exploring new ways for a Read more…
Gamesradar+’s Maxwell McGee provides an inside look at Armello and what changes are coming in the final release version of the game. Highlights include a new character reveal, a complete graphical overhaul, and numerous new cards. To read the full article, visit http://www.gamesradar.com/cutthroat-diplomacy-and-cute-critters-armello-ps4/