Unless you follow the company Mojang very closely, you haven't likely heard that these creators of the ultra-popular Minecraft series have created another video game. This game goes by the name ...
Markus "Notch" Persson's next big game is stuck. Freed from the necessity of hit-driven game releases, powered by the popularity of Minecraft's tens of millions of fans, Persson has the ability to not ...
After months of teasing, Minecraft developer Mojang has announced its next game at GDC 2011. Named Scrolls, it's a multiplayer game mixing board game with collectible card game. "At the core it's a ...
Mojang Specification, the team formed in the wake of Minecraft's success, has announced its next game, Scrolls, will follow a release plan similar to Notch's popular PC title. Developer Mojang ...
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdZpx2vyCm0?feature=player_embedded&w=640&h=360] Mojang, the creative force behind Minecraft, is releasing its next title to ...
Mojang has confirmed that its next game, Scrolls, will go along a similar development path that Minecraft took when it first released. "With our new game, Scrolls, we’ll follow the same formula as ...
Here’s a funny thing. You remember a couple weeks ago when Minecraft creator Markus “Notch” Persson was hit with a lawsuit from Bethesda Softworks alleging that the upcoming Scrolls game from his ...
Minecraft creator Markus Persson started out this morning on a positive note, proudly announcing on Twitter that the popular world-building PC game has now sold more than three million copies. Things ...
Four years since Minecraft's alpha first went on sale, Mojang have launched the beta for their second game, Scrolls. This isn't Scrolls full release. Following the model of Minecraft, the collectible ...
Scrolls, the well-received tactical card game by Minecraft developer Mojang, is being resurrected by fans as a free game now called Caller’s Bane. Scrolls released back at the end of 2014, but ...
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