Nearly half a decade after it was announced, Second Front just came out. The World War 2 tactical-turn-based-hex-a-scuffle was announced during a time when the competition was less fierce and the genre was somewhat stale. Things have since changed quite … Continue reading Second Front Review – A Magnum Opus Despite Its Flaws
When Empire of Sin was released all the way back in 2020, XCOM-hungry fans projected their aspirations and hopes onto it only to face disappointment and a game that should have never been released in the state it was. But … Continue reading Empire of Sin Review 2 Years Later – The Good, The Bad and The Buggy
The Necrons are a welcome addition to Warhammer 40,000 Battlesector, the excellent turn-based tactics game from Slitherine that came out last year. It’s fair to say I’ve been rather impressed with the game after publishing article after article and eventually … Continue reading Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector Necrons DLC Review
A couple of months back I wrote that Slitherine and Matrix were on their merry way to becoming the new darling pretty of the Strategy and Wargaming genre, surpassing the soulless corporation that Paradox has been turning itself into during … Continue reading Distant World’s 2 Impressions – It’s All About The Macro
Outside the wargaming and strategy sphere, the Gears of War franchise remains high amongst my favorites. Why? The original game came out all the way back in the early days of the Xbox 360 life cycle when yours truly was … Continue reading Gears Tactics Review – The Perfect Disappointment
There exists a few more interesting historical settings other than the Middle Ages. This was a period that lasted for over a thousand years- the Western Roman Empire has come to its inevitable end during the 5th century Anno Domini … Continue reading Field of Glory II: Medieval – Storm of Arrows Review- The Best Medieval (DLC) Game of All Time
Let us not beat around the bush – all kinds of conflicts that take place after the Second World War up until the late ’90s are definitely out of my field of expertise and personal interest – chief amongst them … Continue reading Campaign Series: Vietnam Review – Welcome to the Jungle!
It has always been my belief that games can succeed in two ways. The first, through the intricacies of its systems, how they relate to one another, and the opportunities they present for players to express themselves within its world. … Continue reading SGS’ Heia Safari Review – Exotic, Colorful, Excellent
Decisive Campaigns: Ardennes Offensive is racing hard to become my favorite game of the current year. I got to hand it to Slitherine. In 2021, the company went from being a small, relatively unknown publisher of strategy games to all-out … Continue reading Decisive Campaigns: Ardennes Offensive Review – New Golden Standard
Privet, tovarishch! A new DLC for Unity of Command II is coming as swift and silent as the Russian winter. Moscow 41‘ is the most recent endeavour of 2×2 Games. These veterans of the Eastern Front bring their previous game … Continue reading REVIEW- Unity of Command II – Moscow 41
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