Front Mission Takes America
Preciously only episodes three and four have been seen in the US, but now the Front Mission series comes to the DS direct from Japan.
Category Archives: Reviews
A Thinking Man's Wargame
Although real-time strategy games sometimes overshadow turn-based ones, if more games were like Galactic Assault, the tables could be turned.
A Why For World War II
Although it began life as an educational tool, Making History: The Calm & The Storm eventually became a rewarding game that looks at why the war happened.
The Universe Expands
Galactic Civilizations II: Dread Lords was one of the most extensive turn-based strategy games ever created, but the new Dark Avatar expansion tops it.
The World Is Yours
Europa Universalis III takes country management and strategy to the extreme, but does so without requiring a PhD from players.
A Growing Civilization
The Warlords expansion pack for Civilization IV adds new leaders, civilizations and military units into an already fine mix. It makes a great game even better.
Owning The Night
Based on the biggest movie in Russia last year, Night Watch challenges you to become a modern-day spell caster trying to save the world in a hidden war on the streets of Moscow.
Hero Time!
One of the longest running series in computer game history, Might and Magic evolves a fifth time, now adding a robust storyline and 3D graphics to the M&M universe.
Universal Truths
If you like games that let you control your society on earth, try managing your people across the entire known (and unknown) universe.
My Precious!
Civilization IV is one of the best strategy games ever created and is a worthy successor to the Civ crown. Just make sure you have the horsepower to play it.