Warhammer 40,000: BattlesectorBlack Lab Games / Slitherine Games Workshop has been accused by many for lending out its venerable Warhammer IPs a little too liberally. Indeed, many of the Warhammer 40,000 games I come across are digital versions of dumpster… Read More »Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector Preview
Black Legend Warcave March of 2021 just hasn’t been a great month in terms of game releases. With the exception of a few exceptional titles such as Forza Horizon 4 (Steam Edition) and a couple of DLC, like Northern Lords… Read More »Black Legend Review
Battletech Harebrained Schemes/Paradox Interactive I’ve always been a big fan of giant robots commandeered by human pilots (okay, I’ll admit I liked The Transformers too, shhhhh). I never got into playing the tabletop Battletech and MechWarrior games, but used to… Read More »Battletech Review – A Faithful Adaptation of the Hallowed Boardgame
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War III Relic I’ve been playing strategy games since I made the conversion from table top games over to the digital realm in the 90s. Being able to not only play with friends (or strangers) online… Read More »Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War III Review – A Drastically Different Warhammer 40K Experience
Galactic Civilizations III: Crusade Expansion Pack Stardock Strategy games have been going through some troubled times as of late. The genre is certainly in a much different place than it was during its heyday, which were arguably the 1990s. Ever… Read More »Galactic Civilizations III: Crusade Expansion Pack Review – Unlimited Frontiers
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 3 Relic I’ve been playing real time strategy games for some time now. Ever since I first played 1997’s Age of Empires, and its sequel which I still consider to be one of the best… Read More »Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War 3 Review – A Very Different Warhammer 40K Experience
Total War: Warhammer Creative Assembly/Sega When my gaming geek buddies first told me that Creative Assembly and Sega were teaming up to make the next Total War game to set in the Warhammer universe, my eyes nearly rolled back in… Read More »Total War: Warhammer Review – A Retrospective on the Entire First Installment
King of the Kill Daybreak Game Company Daybreak Game Company could just be one of the most hated gaming developers out there right now. With that being said, their much maligned, but still widely played game, H1Z1: King of… Read More »H1Z1: King of the Kill Review – Run, Gun, & Mainly Fun
Atlas Reactor Trion Worlds I still recall a conversation I had with a friend from a couple of weeks ago. “Hey man, are you going to review Atlas Reactor?” he queried. “Huh? Atlas what?” I replied. “Atlas Reactor. It’s a… Read More »Atlas Reactor Review – A Whimsical yet Gestaltic Achievement
Oriental Empires NTronium Games/Iceberg Interactive Growing up, I watched my fair share of kung-fu films, as well as epic period movies that were based in ancient China. You probably already know the ones that I’m referring to—the time capsule pieces… Read More »Oriental Empires (Early Access) Review – An Excellent Strategy Entry
Total War: Warhammer Creative Assembly I admired the sprawling lush green foothills in the distance which were engraved by shadows cast by a ever-dimming sun on the horizon. “Make a run for that hilltop to the right!” my gaming friend… Read More »Total War: Warhammer Review – A Grim Universe Comes to Life at Last
Endless Legend Amplitude Studios Greetings, fellow gamer geeks. This is one of this week’s reviews where I won’t actually be covering a horror, action, or science fiction game (gasp!), well perhaps a pinch of the latter. We’re going to be… Read More »Endless Legend – A Unique Science Fiction/Fantasty Experience like no other