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Our very own Staff Writer Dairuka managed to score one of the most exclusive interviews with the developers and owners of Mind Control Software now known as Mind Twist Games. Mind Twist Games is a company built by former Wizards of the Coast gurus, Randy Buehler and Richard Garfield. During this interview, we here at TGN were informed of a new turn based strategy that dares to break the boundaries by allowing players to play against each other regardless of what system they're playing on. Be sure to read about it today!
For more information on Mind Twist, please visit their official website here.
Our very own Staff Writer Dairuka managed to score one of the most exclusive interviews with the developers and owners of Mind Control Software now known as Mind Twist Games. Mind Twist Games is a company built by former Wizards of the Coast gurus, Randy Buehler and Richard Garfield. During this interview, we here at TGN were informed of a new turn based strategy that dares to break the boundaries by allowing players to play against each other regardless of what system they're playing on. Be sure to read about it today!
It feels like ages since gaming was considered a geek's niche. I can't remember the last time that thinking was an actual requirement for a player to excel in a game with twitch and stick skills taking the forefront of the industry.
For me, I'm thankful to discover that it is not a dead art, for Mind Control, a relatively new company is branching out to the niche of older gamers who remember what it was like to actually take a couple minutes before taking a turn. No, this isn't chess - but you may feel like it is simply because the complexity involved. Read more about Mind Twist here...
For me, I'm thankful to discover that it is not a dead art, for Mind Control, a relatively new company is branching out to the niche of older gamers who remember what it was like to actually take a couple minutes before taking a turn. No, this isn't chess - but you may feel like it is simply because the complexity involved. Read more about Mind Twist here...
For more information on Mind Twist, please visit their official website here.
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