Ubisoft have announced a new multiplayer shooter called Atomega, which will have you battle to gain mass in an abstract arena at the end of time. Ubisoft aren't indie enough for you? Check out the ...

Atomega has stuck with me. Ubisoft Reflections' brilliant follow-up to Grow Home and Grow Up is an ingenious multiplayer battler that's completely unlike any other multiplayer battler I have ever ...

Ubisoft Reflections' latest title, Atomega, is a game that almost defies explanation. Its many mechanics are tough to describe, but play one ten-minute match and you'll instantly get it. It's all ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Out of nowhere, Ubisoft has announced a new game today. It's called Atomega, and you won't have to wait long to try it out--it launches for PC in just ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. Atomega will feature a single map on which 8 players can do battle. Ubisoft describes it as an "arena on ...

Atomega is a new, retro-style arena shooter from the team behind Grow Home, and Grow Up. Though in saying that it's an arena shooter, you kind of sell this game short, as there's not quite anything ...

Ubisoft announced a new online multiplayer FPS, Atomega, for Windows PC. It will launch for Windows PC via Steam worldwide on September 19 for $9.99. The game was developed by Ubisoft Reflections who ...

Tanner Pierce is a Staff Writer at DualShockers.com. When he isn't writing, he is pursuing a major in Journalism at the University of Central Florida. If you are a fan of Ubisoft Reflection's latest ...

Ubisoft is getting into the multiplayer arena shooter with the stylish Atomega, which will launch Sept. 19 on Steam. Atomega is being developed by Ubisoft Reflections, which delivered Grow Home in ...

The people behind Grow Home return with an ingenious multiplayer battler. When you are very small the world is a fast and dangerous place. Open spaces are frightening, so you rush through channels ...

The creators of Grow Home (and its sequel, Grow Up) have climbed their beanstalk and are ready to move on to their next endeavor. Early Monday morning, Ubisoft and the Ubisoft Reflections studio ...