Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare, the newest game in the Plants vs. Zombies series is now available on Xbox One and Xbox 360. The game is a multiplayer-shooter which uses the well-known plants and zo... Read More »
Back in August, Europa Universalis IV managed to hit all the right notes when it came to simulated historical warfare. Maintaining dynasties and pleasing your nobility were as much a part of the exper... Read More »
Demons of the Past is the third and final stand alone expansion for real time strategy game Spellforce 2. It’s an update to a game that’s been around for some time now, and as such it mana... Read More »
I’ll start of by conveniently linking to our Crusader Kings II review, along with its previous expansions. Consider it laziness on my part, but the base-review will tell you all you need to know... Read More »
As promised the contests aren’t over just yet. Thanks to Paradox Interactive we’re able to give away 5 steam keys of the base game of Crusader Kings II. Do you want a shot at glory by prov... Read More »
Hogs of War is one of those games that not too many people caught back in the PS1’s heyday. This brilliant turn-based combat game was developed and published by Infogrames back in 2000. I’... Read More »
The fine folks over at Shenandoah Studio are holding promotion event in honor of their recent release of version 2.0 for their World War II strategy game, Battle of the Bulge. To celebrate the game&#... Read More »
Does a mixture of a Total War game and Heroes of Might and Magic sound like music to your ears? Then you might want to read this review of Fallen Enchantress: Legendary Heroes, the follow-up of the st... Read More »
If we think about simulation games, titles like ‘The Sims’ and ‘Tycoon’ pop in our minds. Although these games are the most popular, there are other ones that are dinging for some attention as... 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 »