Stronghold: WarlordsFirefly Studios The original Stronghold game was something special. It debuted back in 2001 and there hadn’t ever been anything like it before—you build up a well…stronghold, in Medieval Britain and although there was conquest and expansion through military… Read More »Stronghold: Warlords Review
Fights in Tight SpacesGround Shatter / Mode 7 As an action movie connoisseur, I’ve pretty much seen it all. But one film series that stood out to me was The Raid. The often super tight-quarters martial arts action showcased in… Read More »Fights in Tight Spaces EA Review
Chivalry IITorn Banner Studios Chivalry: Medieval Warfare debuted back in 2012 and filled a gap within the gaming community—large-scale, massed medieval warfare with soldiers and knights battling it out in bloody combat. Since that time, only a few other games… Read More »Chivalry II
Hellish QuartKubold Back in the 1990s there were some great fighting games that were much more unique than what you typically see on display these days. The Bushido Blade franchise, developed by Japanese studio, Light Weight, was definitely a series… Read More »Hellish Quart
mperator: Rome – Heirs of Alexander Content Pack Paradox Interactive Any PC strategy gamer worth his digital salt knows of Paradox Interactive’s grand line of grand strategy titles—Stellaris; Hearts of Iron IV; Europa Universalis—to name their most prestigious. Then the… Read More »Imperator: Rome – Heirs of Alexander Content Pack
Stirring AbyssSleepy Sentry, K-Project / Slitherine The long-running X-COM franchise has captured the imagination of gamers worldwide. It’s emphasis on managing a small, rag-tag group of resistance fighters who always try to fend off massive alien invasions is the classic… Read More »Stirring Abyss Review
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – EarthbloodCyanide Playing as an anti-hero has always been popular in video games, as you weren’t able to do so before the gaming industry came along—people could only watch them on TV or read about them in… Read More »Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood Review
Nioh 2: Complete EditionKoei Tecmo Back in 2017, Nioh: Complete Edition was released on the PC and was fawned upon by many gamers who claimed that it was the best Soulslike game on the market. I played it when it… Read More »Nioh 2: Complete Edition Review
Cyberpunk 2077CD Projekt As a gamer, you’d have to had been living under a rock if you didn’t catch all the hype train that is Cyberpunk 2077. It’s simply one of the most highly anticipated games in the history of… Read More »Cyberpunk 2077 Review
Cultist SimulatorWeather Factory As a gamer, I’ve only just recently begun to delve into card games. My first foray was with Warhammer Underworlds: Online. Well, I guess that isn’t really a “pure” card game since it contains die rolls as… Read More »Cultist Simulator Review
Monstrum 2Junkfish The asymmetrical horror genre has been rising in terms of its popularity. While some of the genre’s titles have gone on to be major hits, such as with Dead by Daylight, others have failed to capture the hearts… Read More »Monstrum 2 Early Access Review
Song of Horror Complete Edition Protocol Games Survival horror games sort of remind me of the fighting game genre back in the early 90s, in that they were once immensely popular and then proceeded to fall off the face of… Read More »Song of Horror Complete Edition Review