Surviving the Aftermath is one of the best apocalypse-themed city building titles available right now. With story elements, quests, civilization-like diplomacy and combat, this is one nuclear hot title for those who like to build or rebuild a shattered world.
The GWENT: Rogue Mage Single Player Expansion provides gamers with a stripped down, fast paced and rogue-like experience using the classic GWENT cards. It’s not going to appeal to everyone, but is a good choice for a quick game of powerful card versus card battling against the computer.
It’s Mech Week here at GiN, where we are celebrating reviews of new games featuring those lovable, lumbering, stories-tall giant robots of destruction. Next up we take a look at the surprisingly deep strategy game Ignited Steel: Mech Tactics.
It’s Mech week here at GiN where we are celebrating reviews of new games featuring those lovable, lumbering, stories-tall giant robots of destruction. First up is Mech Armada, a rogue-like title where mechs battle with the Swarm.
King Arthur: Knight’s Tale is an RPG with heavy tactical combat that approaches the venerable Arthurian Legend from a different perspective with a unique story that begins after the famous king’s storied fall.
The RPG Dark Deity on Switch is a great game for those who want to experience the old days of the Fire Emblem series, and this game proudly wears its inspiration as a badge of honor. And it’s on Steam as well, so PC gamers can also jump into the action.
In Kaiju Wars, you get to play as those really outclassed military units that are famous in Japanese monster movies for acting as cannon fodder for Godzilla and his friends. Will you fare better, or just taste better?
The Strategic Mind series has always been known for its attention to detail when it comes to World War II tactical battles. The Fight for Freedom game takes that action to the Western Front where the Allies fought many pivotal and storied battles.
Expeditions: Rome is a hybrid tactical battle type game with role-playing elements that really sets some new standards. Play as a young Roman Legatus with a loyal band of Praetorians trying to survive both the battlefield and the political machinations of Rome.
Comparisons between Humankind and the Civilization series are unavoidable. But while both games share a lot of similar traits, Humankind really strives to do something different and unique. For the most part, it succeeds.
