Month: March 2016

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Darkfall: New Dawn & Rise of Agon Side-By-Side Interview

With two companies signing licensing agreements with Aventurine Studios, the original developers of Darkfall, many of our readers have wanted to see how it is the two new versions compare side-by-side. We spoke with representatives of Darkfall: New Dawn and Darkfall: Rise of Agon to find out more about each one’s vision and what we can expect going forward.

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Flamefrost Legacy: A Different King of Browser MMO

In this day and age, it’s hard to be successful when it comes to turn-based combat games. The buzzword driving MMO and RPG development is action, action, action. Saying fi to that, Northern Tales: Flamefrost Legacy is a turn-based browser MMORPG put out by Epic Dragon. The game’s main view is an aerial view map where you move your icon (representing your character) around the grid like surface.

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Hypespotting V to Host Mortal Kombat X Tournament with £10,000 Up for Grabs

If you’re looking to show off your skills in Mortal Kombat X and make a big paycheck in the process, you’ll not want to miss Hypespotting V. Taking place in Glasgow, Scotland from April 2-3, this tournament promises £10,000 (~$14,265 USD) in prizes to be divided up among top finishers, with first place taking home a hefty £4,500 (~$6,400 USD).

Not only will the winner of the tournament walk away with a wad of cash, they’ll also win travel and accommodations to take part in the European Mortal Kombat XL Cup. Details surrounding this larger event are still forthcoming.

To find more information on and register for Hypespotting V, head over to the event’s official site.

Source: Hypespotting

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Hex: Shards of Fate: Invitational Wrap Report

Sunday morning in sleepy Santa Ana, California saw HEX fanatics lined up outside a modest red brick building, chattering excitedly and no wonder. Day two of the HEX Invitational was about to begin and at the end of it, one player would walk away not only with HEX Master bragging rights, but $40,000 in deck-expanding cash.