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Heroes Tactics: Mythiventures Coming Next Week

Heroes Tactics: Mythiventures is a new tactical RPG set to launch on the App Store November 19. With a focus on mythological adventure, the game will offer a mixture of single player questing, and PvP combat against other players. A turn based RPG, it hopes to provide depth for hardcore players, while also being simple to learn for casual fans.

A free to play RPG, there’ll be plenty for you to do as you work towards building a team of heroes, each offering different skills. Heroes are pretty varied, encompassing knights, griffons, unicorns, medusas, and harpies, amongst others. Missions continue the fantasy theme as you go to rescue Princess Loralyn from an evil demon.

It all sounds pretty fun. We’ll know more when Heroes Tactics: Mythiventures comes out on iOS next week.

News
October 18, 2013
Brian Fargo on why crowdfunding trumps the traditional publishing model
By Derek C. Tillotson
With two successful Kickstarter campaigns and dozens of releases under his belt, inXile Entertainment's Brian Fargo knows a thing or two about the video game industry. Speaking at the Gaming Insiders Summit on Thursday, Fargo talked about the origins of Wasteland 2 and Torment: Tides of Numenera, inXile's efforts to constantly involve their fans, and how crowdsourcing looks to become permanent fixture in the industry, if it's utilized well.Together, Wasteland 2 and Torment both raised over $7 million. Fargo explained that the crowdfunding industry (combining all sites and projects, not just Kickstarter and games) is projected to bring in $3 billion this year. Fans of games and other projects are obviously demanding content and products that publishers aren't willing to support. As Fargo discussed, the only way to satisfy the desires of that crowd is to build something without the backing of a publisher. While he didn't directly condemn publishers, he did provide a good argument as to why crowdsourcing is the best route for developers, regardless of their history or affiliations.
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November 19, 2014
Get Monument Valley Free on Android Today, Forgotten Shores an Amazon Exclusive
By Jim Squires
Before I set out to type this, I grabbed my Nexus 7 and quickly booted up the Amazon App Store. Why? Because even though I already own (and love) the game on iOS, this was just too good an opportunity …

Jennifer Allen

Jennifer is a UK-based freelance writer. Her work has featured at multiple outlets, including Gamasutra, 148apps, Paste, TechRadar, Wareable, and MyM magazine. In her spare time, she tries to teach her guinea pigs tricks, and enjoys losing hours to Netflix.