TTCombat Drink Phoenix Fizz & Make Dropzone Commander Boards
November 17, 2017 by dracs
TTCombat has a couple of new previews up to show some of the terrain they have been working on, including vending machines, and game boards for Dropzone Commander.
Quench Your Thirst With Phoenix Fizz
The first piece we get a glimpse of is this Phoneix Fizz vending machine.
Phoenix Fizz is one of the drink brands you can find in Rumbleslam, and there are reportedly other vending machines on the way.
I hope that the inclusion of these in Rumbleslam means we'll get a chance to chuck them at our opponents, although with its slightly retro look I could also see it turning up in the upcoming Fallout game.
Lay The Groundwork For Dropzone Commander
TTCombat has also been putting together some boards for Dropzone Commander.
As a setting for Dropzone Commander, this looks pretty good. We have a good, grid-based layout for its futuristic cities. Of particular note is the point where the road is bridged in the bottom right of the picture.
Do you plan to grab a drink of Phoenix Fizz? What sort of terrain would you like to see for Dropzone Commander?
"I hope that the inclusion of [vending machines] in Rumbleslam means we'll get a chance to chuck them at our opponents!"
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like the floor mat & the drinks machine does looks good for fallout.
The drinks machine is absolutely aimed at Fallout with the own brand alternative to nuka cola.
Very interested to see where they go with the Dropzone terrain, I’d like to see a lot more of the level changes, Dropzone boards are typically flat with buildings providing all of the 3d aspect, this could be a great way to shake it up. If they can keep the board cost down to gaming mat level prices this could be a strong offering.
Agreed. That board looks very, very interesting.
I love DZC but feel while basic or average boards look good compared with average other games, it’s quite rare to see boards which are a step up. (There are a few absolutely beautiful custom boards but they’re the exception.)
If these are well priced and look good they’d be a great help in improving a lot of games.