Stellaris: Lithoids Species Pack Paradox Interactive Being a fan of science fiction as well as an author of the genre, Stellaris has been a source of constant joy for me. Not only is this game ripe with a multitude of… Read More »Stellaris: Lithoids Species Pack Review – Stony Cold Killers
Total War: Warhammer 2: The Hunter and the Beast DLC Creative Assembly / Sega Total War: Warhammer 2 is definitely a fantasy geek’s dream come true. I know that for me that’s true. And like many gamers out there, I… Read More »Total War: Warhammer 2: The Hunter and the Beast DLC – The Hunt Begins!
Age of Wonders: Planetfall Triumph Studios/Paradox Interactive I’ve tried out all of the Age of Wonders games at one point or another, culminating with Age of Wonders III back in 2014. The franchise’s high fantasy setting and fun, turn-based tactical… Read More »Age of Wonders: Planetfall Review – An Epic Science Fiction Experience of Danger & Exploration
Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Chaos Space Marines DLC Slitherine Warhammer 40,000: Gladius originally debuted almost a year (to the day ago) and delighted many a strategy fan. Its emphasis on resource management, strategy and combat tactics, and a de-emphasis on… Read More »Warhammer 40,000: Gladius – Chaos Space Marines DLC Review – Unleash the Real Bad Guys
Steel Division 2 Review Eugen Systems When it comes to strategy games, World War 2 can be a tough nut to crack. Whilst modern warfare includes the ability to strike from hundreds of miles away, WW2 was mainly fought more… Read More »Steel Division 2 Review – An Excellent WW2 Sequel
Conan Unconquered Petroglyph/Funcom Back in December of 2017, a little game by the name of They Are Billions debuted. Created by indie game developer, Numantian Games, They Are Billions singlehandedly created a new strategy subgenre dubbed “survival RTS,” or survival… Read More »Conan Unconquered Review – A New Addition to the Survival RTS Mix
Total War: Three Kingdoms Creative Assembly/Sega Total War has always been one of the most celebrated grand strategy franchises in existence. For the most part, the long-running series has stuck to historical titles—such as the epic Total War: Shogun 2… Read More »Total War: Three Kingdoms Review – A Fine Addition to the Total War Franchise
Total War: Warhammer 2 – The Prophet and the Warlock Creative Assembly/SEGA Like myself, many gamers were a little late to the whole Warhammer Fantasy Battle bandwagon. Personally, I was too preoccupied playing pencil and paper role-playing games as a… Read More »Total War: Warhammer 2 – The Prophet and the Warlock Review – One of the Series’ Best DLC Yet
Steel Division 2 Eugen Systems Eugen Systems have a knack for capturing a sense of scale that is unrivaled, at least with regards to real-time strategy games. The only other title that I would say was comparable to what they… Read More »Steel Division 2 Beta Impressions – A Very Promising Start
Battle Brothers: Beasts & Exploration DLC Overhype Studios Back in March of 2017, a little hidden gem called Battle Brothers burst onto the indie gaming scene. Personally, since I’m not into “cutesy” type graphics or anything that looks too cartoonish,… Read More »Battle Brothers: Beasts & Exploration DLC Review – One Last Hurrah for a Fantastic Indie Hit
Stellaris: Megacorp DLC Paradox Interactive When Stellaris was originally released back in May of 2016, I knew right away that it was going to be something special. I always say “going to be” because anyone familiar with Paradox’s post-release policies… Read More »Stellaris: Megacorp DLC Review – A Masterful, Economy-focused Addition
Total War: WARHAMMER II – Curse of the Vampire Coast Creative Assembly/SEGA By all accounts, Total War: WARHAMMER II has had a slow start coming out of the gate, especially considering how well-paced the first game’s DLC release schedule shuffled… Read More »Total War: WARHAMMER II – Curse of the Vampire Coast Review – Yo-ho-ho, A Pirate’s (Un)Life For Me!