It’s official! We’re going to Texas! For the first time ever, The Behemoth will be exhibiting at the Rooster Teeth Expo, which runs from July 5th to July 7th this year.
A small crew of The Behemoth devs will be heading on over to Austin to meet with fans, chat and show off our latest game, BattleBlock Theater on our custom built arcade cabinets. More details on our booth to come!
Also, we’re happy to be the lanyard sponsors of the 2013 RTX, so be sure to grab a new grey Behemoth lanyard when you attend this year’s expo! You can still get your tickets to RTX here.
The Titans were once spiritual Gods who were worshipped by man in the earliest days of creation. The world was a paradise then, and the love between divine and human flowered into a perpetual Golden Age where countless works of art, science, and architecture were born. As their Dominion grew, the Gods found they were able to physically manifest themselves in the material world and commune with humans directly, taking on towering bodies of power that were worshipped night and day. Their followers were overjoyed to behold and serve their deities-become-flesh, and great festivals were held each time their God returned.
Each time the Gods returned to the physical world, they desired its sensations a little more, and languished for longer periods before returning to the realm of spirit. They became selfish and cruel, barely detectable at first, but soon demanded every pleasure and offering. As their appetites grew, they began warring with each other, seeking to expand their worshippers at the expense of the other Gods.
When they finally acquired the taste for human blood, feasting in huge gorging sacrifices, they lost the ability to return to the realm of spirit. The Gods began to lose their memory and degenerated into giant beasts. Their empires gone, followers decimated and scattered to the edges of the world, the Titans have mindlessly prowled the earth for centuries, hollow reflections of what they once were.
With the new Gods arising in the realm of spirit, the time of the Titans has come to an end.
Whenever a “Tweet of the Day” is posted you will have roughly 24-hours (unless it’s Friday, then you have the whole weekend) to submit your Tweet to @PlayXBLA to win an XBLA code! Our team is judging Tweets based off creativity, humor, quality, and/or uniqueness.
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It feels like BattleBlock Theater released just last month…oh, right! It did. Since its release on April 3rd, the game has made over 200,000 BBT owners into performing gem collectors in our theater run by technologically advanced evil felines. We couldn’t have made it this far without the support of the fans, so THANK YOU. We hit 200K on the leaderboards earlier today. Yay!
An interesting fact we’ve discovered is that half of the people who have tried the free demo have purchased the full version of BattleBlock Theater on Xbox LIVE Arcade. If you run across anyone who hasn’t heard of the game yet, share this Story trailer with them and encourage them to check out the Free Demo of BattleBlock Theater. 50/50 chance they won’t be disappointed!
Each time the Gods returned to the physical world, they desired its sensations a little more, and languished for longer periods before returning to the realm of spirit. They became selfish and cruel, barely detectable at first, but soon demanded every pleasure and offering. As their appetites grew, they began warring with each other, seeking to expand their worshippers at the expense of the other Gods.
