Galak-Z will set course for mobile devices in 2016
17-Bit's space roguelike will go beyond its original PlayStation 4 horizons, as the developer is now working on a mobile port for next year.
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Galak-Z defends the universe with Mech Mode
Survival can be difficult in the upcoming Galak-Z. Good thing players will be able to turn their ship into a big honkin' mech.
Galak-Z: The Dimensional preview: the next episode
Galak-Z: The Dimensional showed just how brutally unforgiving it could be when Shacknews last went hands-on with it back in November. Last week at the Game Developers Conference, it was time for a rematch.
Galak-Z: The Dimensional preview: stay tuned
Shacknews had a chance to try out Galak-Z: The Dimensional during this week's GDC Next event. After taking some time out to stop crashing into random objects, here's our preview.
Galak-Z trailer urges pilots to survive
17-bit Studios has released a new trailer for Galak-Z: The Dimensional, showing off their incredible survival rate and urging its players not to die.
Galak-Z aiming for early fall release on PS4
Developer 17-bit is looking to release Galak-Z: The Dimensional during a late summer/early fall window on PS4, before releasing the game on Vita and PC.
Galak-Z blasting onto Vita too
A roguelike-like top-down space shooter citing the likes of Halo games and Far Cry 3 as inspirations for its combat is a game of interest, so how pleasant that Galak-Z: The Dimensional is coming to another platform. Developer 17-bit today announced that it'll blast onto Vita, as well as PC and PlayStation 4, later this year.
Skulls of the Shogun now available on iOS
Skulls of the Shogun is now available on the iOS App Store for $4.99, and features cross-platform multiplayer with the Steam version.
Skulls of the Shogun coming to Steam July 29
Skulls of the Shogun is releasing on Steam next Monday, July 29, marking the first time it will be available on Windows XP-7.
Skulls of the Shogun dev says Microsoft exclusivity hurt
Borut Pfeifer, one of the developers of the indie collective that developed Skulls of the Shogun, speaks out about how their exclusivity with Microsoft ultimately hurt the game.
