Strategy

Bannermen PC Review

Lane Martin Feb 27, 2019

Standard can be a funny word sometimes. Something can be the standard by which we hold other things up to and judge them by, or

Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 (PC) Review

Lane Martin Jan 28, 2019

I have a deep and powerful love of science fiction, and I always have. I play board games, strategy games, and have a weird fondness

Frostpunk (PC) Review

Preston Dozsa Apr 23, 2018

Frostpunk is incredibly bleak. In the face of extreme conditions that would kill most, you have to find a way to survive and even thrive

Pit People (PC) Review

Zubi Khan Mar 6, 2018

I’ve had a long love affair with The Behemoth, starting with games like Alien Hominid on Newgrounds back during the heyday of Flash-based content, to

Total War: Warhammer II – Rise of the Tomb Kings DLC (PC) Review: Look On My Armies And Despair

Preston Dozsa Jan 19, 2018

During the launch of Total War: Warhammer II last year, there was a conspicuous absence of the Tomb Kings from the list of factions that

Regalia: Of Men and Monarchs (PC) Review – A Little Less Regal

Lane Martin Aug 21, 2017

So I am one of those jaded anime fans who went through their phase of loving hyperactive, cutesy stuff and came out the other side

Plague Road (PC) Review – Intriguing With Little to Say

Joel Couture Jul 13, 2017

The artistic atmosphere created through the visuals Plague Road offer a dizzying variety of steampunk detail, bringing players to a time of clockwork soldiers and mechanical

Antihero Review – Wonderfully Designed

Chris Carter Jul 10, 2017

Tabletop-tinted video games fascinate me, especially asynchronous ones. Does anyone remember the glory days of Advance Wars, passing around your Game Boy to a group