Miscreated Entrada Interactive LLC I was looking at my Steam library the other day and wondering what had become of the post-apocalyptic title called Miscreated. Although it debuted back in October of 2014, I hadn’t really dabbled in it since… Read More »Miscreated (Early Access Update) Review – Additional Storage is Finally Here
Miscreated Entrada Interactive LLC Like many multiplayer PC survival game junkies, I was pretty let down by the mishandling of zombie-apocalypse game DayZ. A Steam reviewer reflected this collective disappointment: “Disgustingly unfinished upon release and you can tell they didn’t… Read More »Miscreated (Early Access Update) Review – Now With Expanded Storage
RimWorld Ludeon Studios After patiently awaiting the long-anticipated release of RimWorld’s final 1.0 version, I recently broke down and jumped back into it. I played the classic experience of controlling three survivors (you can also choose a single person with… Read More »RimWorld (Unstable 1.0) Review – Even Better, if That Were Possible
Inquisitor: Martyr NeoCore Games I really can’t quite believe that there was a time that I wasn’t a fan of Warhammer games, whether of the Warhammer Fantasy Battle type of Warhammer 40K. I certainly wasn’t a big fan of how… Read More »Inquisitor: Martyr Review – Shades of Diablo 2 yet With its Own Identity
Judgement: Apocalypse Survival Simulation Suncrash I first heard about indie developer Suncrash’s apocalyptic survival game, Judgement: Apocalypse Survival Simulation, a couple of years ago when it first appeared on Steam’s Early Access. I played it a few times and thought… Read More »Judgement: Apocalypse Survival Simulation Review – A Decent Survival Romp
Wreckfest Bugbear/THQ Nordic In all honesty, Bugbear’s new smash-em-up, Wreckfest, hit me (no pun intended) out of nowhere. Which is ironic because since playing and subsequently shelving modern racers such as Forza 7 (blah) and Project Cars 2 (blah X… Read More »Wreckfest Review – Totally Wreck-tastic Fun
Antigraviator Cybernetic Walrus/Iceberg Interactive Zero G racers weren’t ever really a huge thing, but they certainly had their very own subgenre (of the racing genre) firmly in place back in the 90s. Chief among those were F-Zero and the WipeOut… Read More »Antigraviator Review – A Decent Zero G Tribute
Stellaris: Distant Stars Story Pack Paradox Interactive I’ve been looking for a space strategy 4X game that rivals Master of Orion 2 for a long time now. MOO 2 is considered by most geeks of the genre (including myself) to… Read More »Stellaris: Distant Stars Story Pack Review – Further Refining a Modern Strategy Classic
Total War: Warhammer 2 Review – The Queen and the Crone Creative Assembly/SEGA Fans of the Total War: Warhammer series, particularly part duex, have had to endure a long wait—the last big content drop (and it was BIG) was the… Read More »Total War: Warhammer 2 – The Queen and the Crone Review – The Wait is Finally Over
Stellaris: Distant Stars Story Pack Paradox Interactive I’ll just say right off the bat that Stellaris has been my favorite space strategy game for some time now. With all of the post-launch content that its developers, Paradox Interactive, has released… Read More »Stellaris: Distant Stars Story Pack Review – A Fine Addition to a Modern Strategy Classic
Ancestors: Legacy Destructive Creations The original Company of Heroes was one of my all-time favorite real-time strategy games. The ability to micro-manage smaller groups of units, and engage in tactical battles across sprawling maps was a perfect combination. Unfortunately, its… Read More »Ancestors: Legacy Review – Fast Action Mixed With Decent Depth
State of Decay 2 Undead Labs/Microsoft Studios I was pretty torn when I’d originally heard the news about developer Undead Labs making a new zombie survival game. On one hand, I really enjoyed the original State of Decay which debuted… Read More »State of Decay 2 Review – A Little Too Much Like Clockwork