We get confused sometimes, like when we forget we are recording a day early then panic that the PSN store has not updated! We are idiots but that's why you love us. This week we chat through some news, hardly any new releases and discuss Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris. We also discuss the Titan Series of boardgames on Kickstarter and whether it's a good thing or not.
Defend yourself from these greedy, self-righteous heroes by murdering them in an intricate dungeon in Boss Monster.
TouchArcade: Hey iPad owners, if you've been jealous of your Android counterparts because they've been playing Boss Monster for the past week, be jealous no more: Boss Monster [Free (HD)] has just released in the App Store for iPad. The history of Boss Monster is a pretty crazy one. It began life as a successful Kickstarter project back in November of 2012, which produced the physical tabletop version of Boss Monster that went on to be quite popular. Then in September of last year, a second Kickstarter was launched in order to bring the physical game to digital platforms. So, video games were the driving influence behind the physical game of Boss Monster, but then the physical game ended up becoming an actual video game, thus completing the circle of life.
IndieGameSource interviews Chris O’Neal to learn more about how the board game "Boss Monster" will make its shift to a digital platform.
