Twin Sails Interactive revealed that it is going independent from the Asmodee Group after a management buyout. The publisher also announced two RPGs in its portfolio are coming to additional platforms.
Ring in the new year with the latest video reviews from RPGamer. Among the latest offerings are reviews for Ys X: Nordics, Metal Slug Tactics, Bloomtown: A Different Story, VED, and Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Reanimated.
Chris is playing a to do list. Robert gets lost in a hospital parking lot. Kelley’s cats are serotonin batteries. Ryan auditions for the live action version of Airoheart.
An indie title taking heavy inspiration from the Persona franchise and Stranger Things sounds amazing on paper. Does Bloomtown: A Different story have what it takes to become the newest RPG sensation?
Kelley buys Mountain Dew and dumps it down the toilet. Robert gets sucked into the Dragon Quest. Chris takes Kelley’s VGA monitor outside and beats with a bat. Ryan wonders if ‘F’ is supportive. Hang on everyone, we’re going analog.
Chris goes and touches grass in WoW. Matt brings about the apocalypse through dating. Phil is striking from Persona 5. Now let me tell you all the uses for earwax…
1960s Americana-set Bloomtown: A Different Story has received a September release date. The turn-based RPG works in social sim and monster-taming elements.
Twin Sails revealed a release window for Bloomtown: A Different Story. The turn-based RPG’s apparent Americana facade belies something darker underneath.
Although there was no E3, June still provided lots of game announcements to get RPGamers eager for what lies in store. The RPGamer staff picked out a good number of their highlights from the various presentations and reveals.
Bloomtown: A Different Story is a turn-based RPG set in a cozy 1960s Americana town. However, the demon world growing beneath it soon washes away the facade.
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