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  • Puzzles And Dragons' next collaboration taps the robots of Evangelion

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    Earnest Cavalli
    Earnest Cavalli
    02.21.2014

    Having already joined forces with Batman and Hello Kitty, hyper-addictive puzzle roleplaying game Puzzle And Dragons will next feature the giant robots and angsty teens of the Evangelion anime series. The event begins on February 24 in Japan, with the rest of world following suit in March. As with the previous crossover efforts, this event will see Evangelion characters appear in the game as party members with their own, unique sets of attacks and abilities. Puzzle And Dragons will also receive a new Rare Egg machine shaped like the EVA-01, as well as an unknown number of Evangelion-themed Ultimate Evolutions. Like all Puzzle And Dragons crossover events, this new content will be added to the game at no charge to players. That said, this is a promotional effort designed to highlight the ongoing Evangelion reboot, Rebuild of Evangelion, so don't be surprised if you find appropriate ads within the puzzle hit. [Image: GungHo Online Enertainment]

  • Heavy Gear Assault kicks off its crowdfunding campaign

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    Mike Suszek
    Mike Suszek
    05.22.2013

    Stompy Bot Productions and Mektek Studios have launched their Kickstarter project for Heavy Gear Assault, the return of the mech combat game originally introduced by Dream Pod 9, with later games published by Activision. The multiplayer e-sports-focused, Unreal Engine 4-powered game is in development for PC and will be free-to-play with premium subscriptions options available for players. The development team is seeking $800,000 by June 29, with a dozen stretch goals already planned for the funding project.

  • Heavy Gear returns with a mech full of new platform possibilities

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    Jessica Conditt
    Jessica Conditt
    08.02.2012

    Dream Pod 9's Heavy Gear is a military mech franchise that includes tabletop tactical and role-playing games, a card game, television series and two PC games published by Activision in 1997 and 1999, along with a series of toys and miniatures. Stompy Bot Productions and Dream Pod 9 have now licensed a new Heavy Gear game for the modern era, as a PC, console and mobile installment.President of Dream Pod 9 Robert Dubois says, "Dream Pod 9 looks forward to working closely with Stompy Bot Productions in developing the next incarnation of Heavy Gear's 3D video game. Stompy Bot has the drive and talent to bring the world of Heavy Gear to life for all of our fans and a whole new generation of gamers."