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 series. Personally, I preferred WipeOut as I thought it was more immersive, had better visuals,…
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 excellent Tomb Kings DLC which featured the cantankerous cadavers in all of their faded glory.…
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 it has totally eclipsed (pun intended) Endless Space 2 and most assuredly Galactic Civilizations 3.…
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 sequel more or less sucked. Ever since those hallowed days of yore, when we strategy…
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 back in 2013. The zombie craze had pretty much reached its peak at that point…
Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition Square Enix The fifteenth installment of the long-running fantasy/science fiction crossover series, Final Fantasy, has been out since November of 2016. However, Final Fantasy XV was previously only available on consoles, which made many PC gamers who are ardent Final Fantasy fans almost come to tears. So was it worth…
Squad Offworld Industries There are basically two different types of military shooters out there on the market these days. We have the super-arcadey types, such as the Battlefield, Counter-Strike, and Call of Duty franchises, and on the other side you have the more milsim-like titles, such as the Arma series and Escape From Tarkov.…
