Deadeus is an indie horror title for the Nintendo Gameboy, heading towards a physical launch. It can scare, but does it fare on the international market?
Read More »New ROM comic tells of Dire Wraiths and moon landings
IDW’s take on ROM: Space Knight is heading back into action for a three issue limited series. This one promises ties to history, and Wraiths aplenty.
Read More »An Astro-Affair: Interview With Dan Fisher of Astro-Miners
I had the pleasure of having a virtual sit-down with Dan Fisher, the creative brain behind Astro-Miners, to talk about his experience in game development with the ROM and what it was like to make the game. *NOTE* This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity. Dan Spiler, BrutalGamer.com: …
Read More »IDW preps new super-team with Revolutionaries
You already know all about the new Revolution universe from IDW. Revolutionaries though, is a super-team birthed by the event.
Read More »Astro-Miners: Education and Fun, All-In-One!
What does Canada’s largest museum and an asteroid mining game have in common? You might say rocks, and you’d be right, but wholly missing the point. The ROM (Royal Ontario Museum) held a game jam in 2015, and Pop Machine Creative’s Astro-Miners was the direct result of that collaborative effort. …
Read More »SDCC 2016: IDW announces ROM, Micronauts, and more
A healthy slate of SDCC exclusives are inbound from IDW for this week’s Con. Expect to be able to pick up variant editions featuring a host of 80s properties.
Read More »IDW’s Hasbroverse is a go with The Revolution
Transformers and G.I. Joe may have crossed paths in IDW Publishing’s comics before, but they’re set to now become part of a shared-universe, one that’ll also include ROM, The Micronauts, M.A.S.K., and more.
Read More »Ready for a G.I Joe shared universe… with M.A.S.K., Visionaries, ROM, and Micronauts?!
One of the weirdest (and possibly most interesting) ideas in the entertainment realm to surface as of late, Hasbro’s AllSpark Pictures and Paramount are about to make me massive shared universe of films.
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