Legendary mech combat game franchise BattleTech is returning to the PC. A Kickstarter by Harebrained Schemes achieved its $250,000 (£164,400) funding goal in just 53 minutes and has so far raised over ...
Enjoying Battletech takes time and patience. Born from the decades-old tabletop game of the same name (which also gave birth to the Mechwarrior series of games), the Harebrained Schemes version of ...
Seattle-based game developer Harebrained Schemes has launched pre-orders for its upcoming PC game BattleTech, reviving a famous science fiction franchise that began in 1984 as a tabletop game by ...
BattleTech, as you might expect, is a game about massive mechs stomping around a battlefield, throwing ordnance at one another. But, less obviously, it's also a game about a small business owner ...
Shadowrun: Hong Kong developer Harebrained Schemes is bringing another game to Kickstarter this fall, and its' a reboot of the turn-based tactical game BattleTech. The studio is working alongside ...
As a mercenary, I’ve learned to hate complications. “Developing situations” might be the technical term. It could be anything. Maybe you send down your Lance, your team of four mechs, for a simple ...
Shams Jorjani is no stranger to signing big projects. As Paradox's vice president of business development, he's been intimately involved in the deals that birthed Cities: Skylines and Pillars of ...
Harebrained Schemes was founded in 2011 by BattleTech co-creator Jordan Weisman and game designer Mitch Gitelman, both veterans of the MechCommander series of real-time strategy games. After ...
BattleTech, the latest entry in the classic mech-based strategy series that made more than $2 million on Kickstarter last fall, has found a publisher in Paradox Interactive. Developer Harebrained ...
As a turn-based tactics game, BattleTech can let its mechs slowly lumber across a river, or weigh them down with eight different oversized weapons that all fire in one enormous firework finale of ...
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