Monopoly Go! is Scopely’s latest Hasbro board game adaptation
Mobile developer and publisher Scopely and Hasbro have teamed up to launch Monopoly Go! The free-to-play mobile title blends the gameplay of the classic...
NY attorney general: Viacom, Mattel, Hasbro, and more violated online children’s protection act
My Little Pony’s motto is “friendship is magic.” In the real world, however, that motto translates to something like “private user data is money.”...
Kabam teams up with Hasbro to make a Transformers mobile game (update)
Kabam and Hasbro have created a partnership to make a mobile game based on the Transformers franchise. San Francisco-based Kabam said it will make a...
Transformers: Earth Wars rolls out on mobile as Backflip releases its second Hasbro game
Those robots in disguise just can’t help smashing things on our little ball of dirt in the cosmos. Mobile game publisher Backflip Studios released...
Transformers Universe team facing layoffs at RuneScape developer Jagex
The U.K.-based developer is cutting the size of its Transformers Universe team as the game "reaches a new stage of development."
Angry Birds Transformers rolls out later this year
The Autobirds will face off against the Deceptihogs in a new mobile game from Rovio.
Choose your side: Balancing the Autobot versus Decepticon war in Transformers Universe
Decepticon or Autobot? It's almost a religious choice, according to Jagex CEO Mark Gerhard, who talked to GamesBeat about balancing the game, toy lines, and legendary Transformers.
Under Hasbro, Backflip Studios is cranking out some ambitious mobile games
Backflip wants to keep making games that you can't put down.
Transformers Universe is the free-to-play game with e-sports potential that your 10 year old can play
Everyone expected Jagex to make Runescape with robot suits, but Transformers Universe is more than that. Designed to challenge hardcore gamers and be accessible to newcomers, it's been built to last 10 years or more.
Activision and Hasbro reveal Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark
Activision continues to make bets on blockbuster movie-based video games.