We can't wait for Dungeons & Dragons: Tactics

Posted May 12th 2007 10:15AM by Peter Vrabel
Filed under: Dungeons

We've had our eye on this little title for some time now. If you haven't been following this game's progress, you can take a look at some in-game videos or better yet, an interview we had with senior producer, Lawrence Liberty. Some brand new screens popped out today, so we thought we'd share them with you. The Metal Gear: Acid series seemed to enjoy a rather welcome reception, and we welcomed the slower paced entry of turn-based strategy for the PSP lineup. It's looking like Dungeons & Dragons: Tactics will appeal to a same audience, as well as encompassing any overlapping D&D fans. Look for the title when it ships later, this June.

Tags: dungeons dragons, DungeonsDragons

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

5-12-2007 @ 4:28PM

txa1265 said...

The graphics have shaped up nicely, and hopefully they've continued optimizing load times. I'm really looking forward to this more than anything else this year.

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