Tooth and Tail

May 15, 2018

Tooth And Tail Gains PS4/PC Crossplay

Peter Paltridge indie games, pc, playstation 4, RTS, steam, Tooth and Tail, video games 0

Tooth and Tail is a real-time online strategy game on Playstation 4 and PC where the characters are all animals in armor. Various soldiers at your disposal include rats, owls, boars and such. The game has been a proven success for developer Pocketwatch Games, and now the indie studio has crossed a new threshold by achieving PS4/PC crossplay — something rarely seen in AAA games, let alone indie efforts. “So few games allow for multiplayer between PC and consoles,” says the official statement from Pocketwatch. “As the first third-party game to use GOG Galaxy’s matchmaking to power PS4/Steam/Galaxy crossplay, Tooth and Tail’s community is alive and feasting.” The feature launched this morning at 10 AM Pacific / 2 PM Eastern. Pocketwatch is hard at work on other improvements with Tooth and Tail too. They’ve launched events like the PVP-Campaign, introduced the Tooth and Tail League, and other endeavors to keep the game’s community lively and active. Tooth and Tail is available on PS4 and PC through the Playstation Network, Steam

September 12, 2017

Tooth And Tail Review

Todd Black pc, RTS, steam, Tooth and Tail 0

It’s always interesting to see how games change and morph to become something interesting and unique, and that definitely applies to Tooth and Tail. For on the surface, it seems like a simple RTS title, but as you dive into it, you realize that this is a game of true management of resources, mixed with a deeply political storyline, and of course, is based on the animal kingdom. I focused on the story mode myself, and boy was I surprised by how different this was compared to other RTS titles. In an opening cutscene, you hear about how your first general’s (as I call them) story, and hear how the animal Kingdom has basically gone mad with hunger, so much so that they’re turning on each other and those that fall on the battlefield become meat on the table. It’s pretty grim, but it also paints a clear picture as to why these factions exist, and why they’re doing what they do. You start off as Bellafide, the leader of