“Conversations on History and Gaming: Exploring the Intersection of Video Games and Historical Narratives” is a fascinating exploration of the relationship between video games and historical realism. Continue reading Conversations on History and Gaming: Exploring the Intersection of Video Games and Historical Narratives – Part 2 of 3
To add to the list of bad decision-making going on with the website this year (after deciding that having Oli handle the news would be a neat idea), I’ve also gone ahead and started messing around with the soon-to-be Skynet … Continue reading I Challenged Chat GPT To Write Me A Wargaming Essay – This Is What It Said
As the clouds finally lift here in Portugal, we are getting ready for the summer and that means videogame announcements are dwindling down ever so slightly until we finally reach the summer season. Fortunately, this week there is still quite … Continue reading Strategy and Wargaming News – 15th May – Ancient Arenas: Chariots, Field of Glory: Kingdoms, Songs of Conquest
One of my worst-kept secrets is my profound disdain for most videogame news outlets in an industry that has gone down the drain, particularly in the last ten to fifteen years for reasons I care not to discuss. On that … Continue reading Interview – Tim Stone From Tally-Ho Corner
The sad state of affairs the World finds itself in right now isn’t going to serve as an excuse to keep on missing Strategy and Wargaming weekly digests. All and all-and I’ve promised myself that I would keep this small … Continue reading Strategy and Wargaming News – 26th February- WEGO WWII: Stalingrad, Attack at Dawn: North Africa, Tiny Combat Arena
Hoist the sails! On deck, you dirty landluvers! Civilization VI has stopped giving wide berth to nautical civilizations! Batten down the hatches and man the stations! After five years down in the doldrums, with no wind to sail, Portugal has … Continue reading The most anticipated Civ has just been announced for Civilization VI
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