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You Can Try Out BANDAI NAMCO GAMES' Outcast Odyssey at New York Comic Con

Posted by Jessica Fisher on October 9th, 2014

New York Comic Con attendees will be able to check out Outcast Odyssey, by BANDAI NAMCO Games. The app is a free-to-play card battler developed by Magic Pixel Games, where players explore dungeons in order to collect cards and treasure.

Outcast Odyssey has hundreds of hand-drawn cards to collect that are illustrated by some of the top comic book artists in the industry. Players can form guilds and battle other players to test their battle decks.

Outcast Odyssey is coming to iOS soon, but if you're visiting NYCC this week you can stop by the BANDAI NAMCO Booth (#1620) to check it out.

Elements: Broken Lands Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
By Rob Rich on April 3rd, 2013
Our rating: starstarstarhalfstarblankstar :: NOT QUITE
It looks good and sports some clever ideas, but there's very little strategy to this CCG.
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Penny Arcade the Game: Gamers vs. Evil Review

+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad
By Rob Rich on December 24th, 2012
Our rating: starstarstarstarhalfstar :: NATURAL TWENTY
So, how does Penny Arcade's second iOS game hold up? Exceptionally well, I'd say.
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GREE Announces Its First US Game, Zombie Jombie

Posted by Brad Hilderbrand on March 15th, 2012
+ Universal App - Designed for iPhone and iPad

Japanese developer GREE has been looking to make a splash in the US, and today we just learned about the company's first US-developed game, Zombie Jombie. The title will be a card-based game featuring zombies and humans but with a unique twist; this time the zombies are the good guys.

According to GREE players will build a deck of cards which they can use to battle evil human bosses and their friends while completing quests in levels based on major US cities. Players can upgrade their decks by finding treasure chests, trading with friends or even fusing cards together to enhance their powers. GREE is promising an exceptional amount of customization as well as the promise that no two decks will be the same.

GREE is positioning the game as "made in the US, for a US audience," so we'll soon see just how in tune they are with this market's sensibilities. We're excited to see how the launch goes and are looking forward to trying Zombie Jombie out for ourselves.