How can an indie game from a young new developer do EVERY front of WW2 when most of the big names can’t even do a fraction of that?
Axis Operation – 1940 bursts onto the scene and provides a thrilling experience of a DLC that finally lives up to the legacy set by Panzer Corps 2’s original release.
Consult the stars and heed well the words of your elders in the Brotherhood to divine the eldritch lore necessary to operate the interface of this game.
Mechanically complex in the tradition of grand strategy games, but perhaps too convoluted in the gameplay user experience for the faint of heart.
Do you like dragons? There are dragons in this game.
Welcome, Comrade. The Second Great War is soon to begin and we’ve been busy purging our ranks of traitors. Are you loyal and capable enough to lead the Soviet Union into a new era or should we schedule you in for the firing squad now?
Creeper World 4 is a new iteration in the Creeper World series, which combines casual real time strategy with fluid dynamics. Although the jump to 3D doesn’t seem to add much tactical depth (pun unintended), it’s a no-brainer for fans of
War is long periods of boredom sitting in a treeline all mission punctuated by one round of sheer terror desperately praying your LAW does damage to the Patton that just machine gunned you in the face.
Phoenix Point: ‘Turn-based Tactical Fan Service’ – risen from the ashes of the 90’s.. somewhat like a Phoenix. Ish.
This is what happens when XCOM is set in a dark, horrific world full of angelic women and hideous creatures.
