REVIEW: Through the Ages
Rule your people from their humble beginning as a primitive tribe to an advanced nation in this civilization-building strategy title, flawlessly adapted from the popular tabletop game to the PC.
Tag: single-player
Dec
06
06
Dec
01
01
REVIEW: SONG OF HORROR Episode 2
Return to the world of Song of Horror for its second chapter as it brings in some interesting new ideas, but doesn’t quite live up to the first episode’s nearly flawless experience.
Nov
27
27
PREVIEW: Wildermyth
Save the world of the Yondering Lands from catastrophe with your growing party of legendary heroes who improve, adapt, and retire in old age in this narrative and procedurally generated, tactical roleplaying game.
Nov
26
26
REVIEW: Prison Architect – Psych Ward: Warden’s Edition
The perfect excuse to start up a new facility in Prison Architect, Psych Ward offers a few new toys for you to play with at a decent price, but don’t go into it expecting a vastly expanded game.
Nov
21
21
REVIEW: AntQueen 3D
A new take on the ant colony simulator, AntQueen 3D is rough around the edges, but with some work, it may become the gold standard for its theme.
Nov
19
19
PREVIEW: 10 Miles To Safety
Take a stroll through ten miles of zombie-infested chaos as you escape the fate of your neighbors in this procedurally-generated action-RPG.
Nov
15
15
REVIEW: Graveyard Keeper – Stranger Sins
Run your own tavern and learn more about the history of The Village and its residents in Graveyard Keeper’s first DLC.
Nov
12
12
REVIEW: Stellaris: Lithoids Species Pack
A new aesthetic content pack for an already immersive strategy game, Stellaris: Lithoids Species Pack is a solid addition if you’re the type that likes that kind of thing.
Oct
31
31
REVIEW: SONG OF HORROR Episode 1
If the first episode is an indicator of things to come, this psychological horror experience is one that fans of the genre will not want to miss.
Oct
28
28
PREVIEW: Himeko Sutori
Clearly paying homage to the tactical RPGs of yesteryear, Himeko Sutori borrows much from past entries in the genre but also introduces a number of systems to create its own unique experience.
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