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And we will name you: Shadow Empire

Posted on April 17, 2014 by vic

Just a quick note. I finally can stop cautious talk about ‘Workname Empire’. I have decided on a final name. The name for my new engine is ‘Shadow Empire’. Like it or hate it… names are like that. Most important … Continue reading →

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Art director/artist wanted for 2D hex based postapocalyptic strategy game

Posted on February 15, 2014 by vic

Artists wanted at Slitherine/Matrix/Ageod Specifically looking for a talented Art Director/Artist to lead on the look and feel of an upcoming strategy game. The game is a 2D hex based post apocalyptic strategy/4X game. We are looking for someone to … Continue reading →

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November, December and January development progress report

Posted on February 2, 2014 by vic

Its about time for a news update on workname Empire. Summing it up I finished the whole framework for the AI in November and the screen layouts in January. December was partly given over to both and partly out due … Continue reading →

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Scenario in the spotlight: Global Domination 1938

Posted on December 30, 2013 by vic

Although a recent poll showed only a quarter of our visitors play PBEM I still want to put this scenario for Advanced Tactics Gold in the spotlight. Its my (VR) way of giving a little hommage to the hard work … Continue reading →

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Holiday Sale!

Posted on November 26, 2013 by vic

Matrix Games is having their annual holiday sale and 3 VR titles are included. Still missing that one title? this might just be the perfect opportunity to order it. The following three VR titles are included in the sale: Advanced … Continue reading →

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Discussing the feasibility of a battalion or company level game with the DC engine

Posted on November 19, 2013 by vic

Just sharing a link to a discussion on the Matrix forums. Lower level scale is an intriguing idea that would probably work well. Especially in a linked-scenario campaign setting. Also repeating something I posted in this thread: Potential game designers … Continue reading →

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