| Erik Johnson |
For any and all still interested in winning a free copy of Arcen Games RTS AI War: Fleet Command and its expansion The Zenith Remnant, a reminder that you have until Monday at 9 PM ET to get yourself entered.
Winners will receive notice that evening via their Facebook/Twitter accounts.
| Erik Johnson |
Contrary to popular belief, drinking until we can’t feel things isn’t the only way we get into the Holiday Spirit here at Gaming Dead, well at least not this year! We’ve teamed up with Arcen Games to offer up five copies of their ever-growing RTS title AI War: Fleet Command and its upcoming expansion The Zenith Remnant (a $30 value) to five lucky readers.
Throwing your name into the hat is really easy, simply join our Facebook fan page and/or follow us on Twitter and you’ll be entered to win a copy of both the core game and the expansion. If you do both you’ll double your chance to win.
Read on for rules and details.
| Erik Johnson |
Amazing news folks, Gaming Dead recently had the opportunity to pull away Chris Park–head honcho of Arcen Games–from his work long enough to pick his brain on a few topics. Even better, he was kind enough to provide plenty to snack on, including new info on his ever evolving space strategy game AI War: Fleet Command, its upcoming expansion The Zenith Remnant, and a pair of new games the developer is working on for 2010.
For those who don’t know, Park has created an indie RTS game that brings many times the amount of content than that of several retail titles combined. The game has been given a free monthly DLC update since it launched earlier this year, and the dev has no plans to stop that pattern anytime soon. The philosophy Park brings to game development is a fresh one, and one I’d love to see more in his line of work adopt. Read about it and a bunch more in the monster interview after the break.
| Erik Johnson |
Valve has announced the release of Arcen Games massive space RTS title AI War: Fleet Command onto Steam. This, to me, appears to be a match made in heaven.
