Rebel Inc: Escalation Ndemic Creations I’ve never played Ndemic Creations’ previous game, Plague Inc., which was about crafting deadly pathogens and then releasing them upon the world. It did look interesting though. It sure became a cult hit and lingered… Read More »Rebel Inc: Escalation (Early Access) Review
Total War: Three Kingdoms – Mandate of Heaven Creative Assembly / Sega Total War: Three Kingdoms made a pretty momentous splash when it debuted in May of 2019. Likewise, the Yellow Turban Rebellion was critically praised when it came out… Read More »Total War: Three Kingdoms – Mandate of Heaven Review
Tropico 6 – The Llama of Wall Street DLC Limbic Entertainment/Kalypso Media When Tropico 6 debuted in March of 2019, many of us city-building genre fans were really looking forward to it. The Tropico series as a whole has long-established… Read More »Tropico 6 – The Llama of Wall Street DLC Review
Frostpunk: The Last Autumn DLC 11 bit studios When Frostpunk debuted in 2018, it quickly garnered its fair share of praise from both critics and gamers alike. It wasn’t simply just another city management title, it was the first global… Read More »Frostpunk: The Last Autumn DLC Review
SpaceEngine Vladimir Romanyuk I feel small. Very, very small. Not only that but my jaw has been on the floor for over an hour. That’s because I have just been flying through the universe in Vladimir Romanyuk’s space “game,” SpaceEngine.… Read More »SpaceEngine (Early Access) Review – A Phenomenally-crafted, Spacey Masterpiece
Steel Division 2 – Death on the Vistula DLC Eugen Systems Many real-time strategy fans were filled with anticipation when Steel Division 2 was announced over a year ago. The follow up to 2017’s excellent World War 2 RTS, Steel… Read More »Steel Division 2 – Death on the Vistula DLC Review – A Great Addition to an Already Fantastic Game
Atom RPGAtomTeam Like all classic role-playing games, post-apocalyptic CRPGs seem to be more of a rare occurrence than in their heyday during the 1980s and 90s. As both first-person shooters and massively multiplayer online role-playing games (MMORPGs) became more popular,… Read More »Atom RPG Review – A Brilliant Love Letter to the Classics
Conglomerate 451 Runeheads / 1C Entertainment The cyberpunk subgenre of science fiction has a history of being popular within the gaming industry. Personally, I recently re-played Deus Ex: Mankind Divided just to get my cyberpunk fix before Cyberpunk 2077 hits… Read More »Conglomerate 451 (Early Access) Review – A Possible Diamond in the Rough
War of Rights Campfire Games With World War One film, 1917, just around the corner, it’s good to see the Great War getting some attention, instead of WW2. Besides M2H and Blackmill Games’ title, Verdun, you really don’t see many… Read More »War of Rights (Early Access) Review – A Unique Departure from the Usual FPS’s
Surviving the Aftermath Iceflake Studios / Paradox Interactive Over recent years, there has been a marked rise in the number of both colony management and city builder simulators, all across the gaming market. Some of them were very well done,… Read More »Surviving the Aftermath (Early Access) Review – A Brilliant Hybrid of Genres
Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem Wolcen Game Studio Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo 2 is the most oft-imitated game in its class. It’s such a monumental gaming experience that it still has a very vibrant player base—even after two decades. After all, it… Read More »Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem Review – One Heck of an ARPG
Warhammer: Chaosbane – Tomb Kings DLC Eko Software / BIGBEN Games Game developer EKO Software, along with publisher BIGBEN Games, has done a pretty good job in digitizing Games Workshop’s Warhammer Fantasy franchise. I felt that their first effort, Warhammer:… Read More »Warhammer: Chaosbane – Tomb Kings DLC Review – An ‘Okay’ Addition