They Are Billions (Early Access) Numantian Games When indie game developer Numantian Games debuted their new PC zombie title, They Are Billions, back in December of last year, they pretty much shocked the real-time strategy world and set it on… Read More »They Are Billions Review – New Wonders to the Rescue
Steel Division: Normandy 44 Second Wave & Back to Hell DLC Eugen Systems/Paradox Interactive As a child I remember drawing scenes of battles. I’d have tanks and little stick men with helmets on pointed towards each other with little broken… Read More »Steel Division: Normandy 44 Second Wave & Back to Hell DLC Reviews – 2 Big Bombs of Great Content
They Are Billions Numantian Games When I’d first caught drift of indie developer, Numantian Games’ They Are Billions, I was sort of just “meh.” Although it aspired to be a sort of combination of Starcraft and World War Z, the… Read More »They Are Billions (Early Access) Review – Not Just Another Zombie Game
StarCraft: Remastered Blizzard Entertainment I fondly remember the golden age of real-time strategy games, and sometimes let my mind drift back to how good things really were as far as that venerable genre was concerned. We had the various… Read More »StarCraft: Remastered Review – Bringing Back Those Great Memories
Steel Division: Normandy 44 Eugen Systems/Paradox Interactive World War II games sort of remind me of the whole zombie craze. Both reached the heights of their respective popularity years ago, yet many gaming developers clung to the notion that… Read More »Steel Division: Normandy 44 Review – Can You Say: Strategy in Spades?
Starpoint Gemini Warlords Little Green Men Games/Iceberg Interactive Okay, I’ll admit it from the get-go: I had no idea what Starpoint Gemini Warlords was all about. Well, actually I didn’t want to know much about it on purpose so that… Read More »Starpoint Gemini Warlords Review – A Worthy Spiritual Successor to Freelancer
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War – The Hunt Begins Mod THQ/Sega/Ultimate Apocalypse Mod Team I love me some RTS games, that’s for sure. I’ve played so many in the past, that I can’t even remember the names of many… Read More »Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War – The Hunt Begins Mod Updated Review – RTS Nirvanna
Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation Stardock Sins of a Solar Empire wasn’t just a super-cool title, it was a game that absorbed a large portion of my life. Sins single-handedly reinvented the RTS wheel by offering gamers a real time… Read More »Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation Review – This Year’s Strategy Behemoth Just Got Grander
Total War: Warhammer – Call of the Beastmen SEGA/The Creative Assembly Total War: Warhammer breathed new life into the rather increasing stagnant Total War line of games. Instead of being based on historical events and time periods, it eschewed… Read More »Total War: Warhammer – Call of the Beastmen DLC Review – Channel Your Inner Beast
Battlefleet Gothic: Armada Tindalos Interactive I recently fired up Tindalos Interactive’s new Warhammer 40K space game, Battlefleet Gothic: Armada, after a gaming friend had been ranting and raving about it. Well, he didn’t exactly have to twist my arm—I’ve long… Read More »Battlefleet Gothic: Armada Review – Fire All Broadsides!
Offworld Trading Company Stardock I just love me space-based strategy games. There’s nothing like a good ol’ space 4X title that lets you e(x)plore your surrounding areas and scout out new territories and star systems, e(x)pand your fledging empire—usually by… Read More »Offworld Trading Company Review – The Wolf of…Mars Street
Ashes of the Singularity Stardock A lot of what has transpired within the RTS video game genre can be boiled down to games such as the Dawn of War franchise. The original Dawn of War (2004) featured up to nine,… Read More »Ashes of the Singularity Review – A Big Step in the Right Direction