A Crestfallen Sequel
Medieval castle building fans waited years for Stronghold 3 to finally be released. While the game looks great, a myriad of bugs and some core design flaws will forever mar its gameplay.
Category Archives: Reviews
Like A Rolling Stone
Rock of Ages is a hilarious game where you challenge historical figures to a boulder-rolling battle and then crush them with…oh, forget it. This game rocks. Go play it.
Gemcraft meets Baldurs Gate!
This week the Weekly Time Waster takes us back to the field of tower defense. But there are heroes this time. Billy gives us a taste of Heroes of Mangara and what they mean to productivity.
A War of Builders
Billy is back with a review about building an empire! No, not the sort of petty bureaucratic empire you hear so much about. This is more the type of blood, iron, and heroes. Sort of a return to traditional values.
Can Evil Save the Day?
In Grotesque Tactics: Evil Heroes, you play as the bad guys, trying to save a good kingdom. Though the game is at times hilarious, too many flaws keep it from its true potential.
A Hauntingly Good Time
Just a bit late for Halloween, Alawar releases Haunted Domains, a strategy title that puts you in charge of a haunted hotel where the ghosts tip big.
StarCraft Returns To Glory Days
Twelve years was worth the wait, as StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty’s single player campaign earns a near perfect score in our comprehensive review of this hotly anticipated title. It combines RTS, RPG and a great story.
A Challenge For Professional Warriors
Achtung Panzer: Kharkov 1943 is probably like no other wargame you’ve ever played. It’s about as hardcore as it gets in terms of deep strategy, for better or worse depending on the player.
A New War Order
Taking a new spin on real-time strategy games, Order of War attempts to give players command of companies and armies, things normally left to more strategic turn-based titles.
Finding The Majesty Again
When developer Cyberlore went under, we thought the innovative Majesty series was gone forever. But Paradox brought it back, and Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim is better than ever.