Such are the highs and lows of BattleTech, a turn-based tactics game that has as much exciting flavor as it does an overreliance on infuriating random-number generation. BattleTech is an old and ...

They also own the copyright to Robotech, a mecha anime series that's visually similar to BattleTech, a rival mecha IP. Accordingly, Harmony Gold are suing the developers of the forthcoming ...

An enormous overhaul mod brings practically everything from BattleTech tabletop into the 2018 game. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how ...

We chat with Harebrained Schemes about BattleTech and why they decided to show it off so early. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

The Battletech: Mercenaries Kickstarter lets fans show their love of giant robots by giving them a ... More chance to pledge for dozens of plastic miniatures and more. Nearly 40 years ago ...

I can’t speak to how faithful a replication BattleTech is of the franchise it’s based on. It was made by one of the original board game’s creators, Jordan Weisman, heading up a dedicated ...

The Battletech Essentials kit has everything you need to start playing the Battletech tabletop game. Each box comes with a pair of assembled mechs, a double-sided game map, quick-start rules ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Enjoying Battletech takes time and patience. Born from the decades-old tabletop game of the same name (which also gave birth to the Mechwarrior ...

The long-running tabletop mech game BattleTech has spawned numerous video games, including MechWarrior, MechAssault, and 2018's BattleTech, but if you've ever wanted to get into the board game ...

BattleTech began in 1984 with Jordan Weisman and L. Ross Babcock’s miniatures wargame, before morphing into a tabletop role-playing game, a franchise of video games, and a destination pre-VR ...

That component, “Skirmish,” still exists. But it’s the low-stakes version of BattleTech, a sort-of tactical playground with no consequences. IDG / Hayden Dingman Not like the campaign.