Review: BattleTech – Close to Greatness
The universe of BattleTech might seem new to many gamers, but this tabletop’s history has been around in the video …
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Fire Emblem Three Houses Coming Spring 2019
Today at E3, Nintendo finally revealed Fire Emblem for the Switch. Originally slated for a release in 2018, it is …
Impressions: Element: Space – The Weight of Vacuum
Having played some great turn-based tactical RPGs this year, I hoped to give Element: Space a try when it launched …
Review: Element: Space – Star Woes
Many turn-based tactical RPGs from the past decade seem to have an underlying ambition: to be the next XCOM. It’s …
Impressions: Conglomerate 451 – Dungon Crawling Without Feeling
Does replacing our limbs with cybernetic parts make us less human? This is a question cyberpunk games tend to ask …
Review: Alder’s Blood – God Hunting
Humans killed God years ago. The rotting corpse of mankind’s deity is corrupting the land and darkness is consuming civilization. …
Review: 1971 Project Helios – A Frozen Waste
It requires a certain mindset to really enjoy tactical games. Fire Emblem, XCOM, these require a player to love the …
Lemnis Gate Had Me Stuck In A Time-Loop (Early Impressions)
The FPS genre has many branches, so it is easy to feel like things have already been done. It’s easy …
Preview: Kainga
Back in the dim mists of my youth, I enjoyed playing Black & White, Peter Molyneaux’s ambitious “God game” where …
Review: Despot’s Game: Dystopian Army Builder – Dungeon Crawler’s Delight
Oh no! Your little crew of humans are stuck in a maze of never-ending dungeons. Will you be able to …