When in Rome, you want it to sound right. Logic Artists has worked together with composer Thomas Farnon, who created music for movies like The Dark Knight Rises, Hacksaw Ridge, and Wonder Woman, TV-Sh... Read More »
“The Forgotten City” may already sound vaguely familiar to you. It is after all an insanely popular mod for Skyrim, which has you investigate a murder mystery in an ancient underground c... Read More »
After the bloody Nika uprising, things have gone quiet in the Roman Empire and emperor Justinianus and Theodora have begun rebuilding the city. The once glorious city should show no signs of this betr... Read More »
It has only been a matter of days since we featured ‘Alex’ on the site in his latest adventure in Utica. While it’s the same Alex that will be featured in this series, he has aged well over his ... Read More »
Alex is one of those classic series that is still running on to this day. The series saw the light in the 1940’s, but its first album was only released in 1956 and over the course of the years it ha... Read More »
We all know how expansive the Roman empire used to be and this intriguing history lesson has made a great plot for movies, series and books, not only because they conquered a big portion of the world,... Read More »
Asterix is a delightful little Gaul with the strength of an ox and bravery of a lion. Well, the ox strength might have to do with the magic potion he drinks right before every brawl, but his heart is ... Read More »
Once upon a time, the Huns were united under a single banner. Attila brought them all together with his desire for lands, plunder and conquest. Like a knight in not-so-shining armour, he spearheaded h... Read More »
After its huge success on consoles, Ryse: Son of Rome has finally come to PC! The game was previously available as a digital download, but it’s doing so well that they decided to release a retai... Read More »
Now here’s a game that’s got quite the legacy to live up to. I’m not talking about Rome: Total War, the game that started it all, either. Over the years we’ve seen numerous entries in the Tota... Read More »