Mech Mice Cheats 2012
The Mech Mice team has released photos of their paper prototypes for their upcoming Mech Mice game. Take a look:
Recently “team finally played the first paper prototype of Mech Mice”, so hopefully, the game will be as interesting as the prototype seems. If I recall correctly, the game will be released sometime near the end of this year, so that will be exciting for all to see. As always with us at Cheats Whiz, we will bring you the cheats for this new game as soon as it’s out!
According to Rocketsnail, the lead developer of the upcoming Mech Mice game, the beta version of the game will be available this year, in October!
The various weapon tests were quite cool, so I’m really excited for the game. I don’t believe any pricing information is available on the game just yet, so that’s something we will see as it comes. We are unsure if it will have some sort of premium element, like in Club Penguin, or if it will be a game users can buy.
Update: it seems that the game will be free for all to play, and will feature various premium elements, just like Club Penguin.
Nonetheless, are you excited? Leave a comment and tell us!
The Mech Mice team, (the Miller Brothers and Lance Priebe, co-founder of Club Penguin) will be having a live chat on March 7th at 3:30 PM (Pacific Time). They have said to come and also to invite your friends, make sure you bring your questions about the new Mech mice book! – They even said they will answer a couple of penguin questions!
Timezones:
UK & Europe
- GMT (UK & Northern Ireland) – 11:30 PM (Wednesday)
- GMT +1 (Spain, Belgium, Germany) – 12:30 AM (Thursday)
USA & Canada
- Mountain Standard Time – 4:30 PM
- Central Standard Time – 5:30 PM
- Eastern Standard Time – 6:30 PM
Australia
- AWST – Thu 7:30 AM
- ACST – Thu 9:00 AM
- AEST – Thu 9:30 AM
- ACDT – Thu 10:00 AM
- AEDT – Thu 10:30 AM
You can join the webcast by clicking here.
You can check out when they will be live by clicking here!
Here we have another video on the development of the Mech Mice game. Let’s take a look:
The colors within the game look a bit plain, but I’m sure that’ll change a bit as the actual release gets closer. I really like the mathematical aspects of the game, and can’t wait for when it is actually released.
Are you excited? Let us know!
Mech Mice’s first book, Genesis Strike, is now available on Amazon! Thanks to trainman1405 for letting me know.
The paperback version of the book is already available for order on Amazon, and so is the Nook version. The Nook version is available for just $4.99, though the paperback copy costs much more at $13.47. The paperback has a total of 350 pages.
Nonetheless, I would prefer the paperback version. Do you plan on getting the book? I think I’m going to order it soon! As for the Mech Mice game, are you excited for that as well? Even though I’m glad the book is finally completed, I’m sure the game will be MUCH more exciting!
The Mech Mice team has been testing the number of objects they can simultaneously have on the screen. Here’s a video demonstrating what they’ve been up to:
What do you think? Are you excited for the Mech Mice game? I can’t wait until the actual game is released!
After months of work, the Rocketsnail team has completed the first book in the Mech Mice series! The Miller Brothers has done a great job creating the story based on the Mech Mice universe. The book contains a total of 21 chapters, in addition to a prologue and epilogue. It has a total of 300 pages, with over 55.000 words. The book will be available for purchase on Amazon in just a few weeks, so stay tuned for that! As always, we will let you know as soon as the book is out, so you will be able to purchase it. Here’s a quick Q&A with rsnail, who is in charge of Mech Mice development at Rocketsnail.
But why did you write a book before developing the game?
The book project forced us to explore the Mech Mice universe. We now have a clear vision for the Mech Mice history, locations, characters, technology, and cultures.
What’s next for the RocketSnail?
Now that the book is complete, the RocketSnail team is busy working on the Mech Mice game.
Are you excited for the Mech Mice game? I believe it will be released sometime later this year, and I can’t wait!
The Miller Brothers (those who are writing the Mech Mice story) have returned from Andorra, and wrote the final chapter of the Mech Mice story. Cale has been at the CTN Expo in Burbank California. Screenhog has been composing music and researching Unity shaders. Today, we have a picture of a Mech Mice Simulation Room. Take a look here:
The Rocketsnail team has posted a 3D rendering of a Mech Mice Character. Take a look here:
As previously mentioned, the game will not be released for a while. Looking at the current previews, are you excited? What are you looking forward the most? Let us know in the comments!
Over the last few weeks, the Rocketsnail team has posted numerous Mech Mice comics. These comics were created by Dapper Dan, who was hired by the Rocketsnail team. Here are 3 of his comics which Rocketsnail has posted in chronological order:
What do you think? Do you like these comics? Would you read a full-length comic based on the Mech Mice Universe? Would you watch a Mech Mice animated series on YouTube? Leave a comment and let us know!
