Bio Inc. is germ warfare on a very personal level, as you are tasked with killing a variety of people using various viruses and diseases. It’s actually pretty disturbing, but also fun. And it may just teach players a thing or two about staying healthy.
Welcome Time Wasters! Can I just start this off by saying we live in a unique time as gamers. The indie scene has blown up over the last few years and it’s great to see developers getting their games released without publishers. We’re also seeing developers takes genres we know and love and mix them together to create new, interesting titles. This includes games like Destiny, League of Legend and Cannon Brawl. Just in case the title of this article didn’t make it obvious, Cannon Brawl is the game I spent my time with this week. It was just released on Steam … Continue reading Mixing It Up in Cannon Brawl
Rush for Glory is a traditional tower defense type of game, but with a few nice twists added in to make things interesting, like permanent upgrades that affect every level after purchased.
Taking a static concept like tower defense onto a moving platform like a space ship is what Space Run is all about. It really turns the genre onto its head and is quite refreshing, if a bit on the challenging side.
Battlegoat Studios unleashes Supreme Ruler 1936 on the world, and we are thankful for it. With a powerful diplomacy interface leading into a tough military fighting engine, this is not one to miss.
Just looking at the graphics, you can tell that, especially for an RTS title, Wargame Red Dragon is stunning. But we also find a very complex wargame engine underneath the hood, one that is quite difficult to master but highly rewarding once you do.
Line of Defense Tactics – Tactical Advantage is yet another in the increasingly long line of turn-based strategy titles coming out these days. Is this one a hit, a miss, or a misfire?
Divinity Dragon Commander is a unique fantasy wargame where your moves in the political realm are just as important as your tactics on the battlefield. Iron fists and velvet gloves required.
Europa Universalis IV does the impossible. It maintains the depth hardcore strategic players demand, while also making the game much more accessible to newcomers.
The last couple of weeks I’ve spent my time playing a build your own town game called Anno Online. Is it worth looking into?
