Reviews
Conqueror 940 AD – Review
“Just one more turn” is usually the sign of a classic turn-based strategy game. From the likes of Civilisation to Championship Manager, the classics all aspire to push you to keep playing the gam...
HEART OF ENYA – Review
From the Californian studio, Team Bapy, comes Heart of Enya, a hybrid between a turn-based tactical RPG and a visual novel. You play as Willow Wisp, a campfire spirit who guides and help a group of ad...
Black Powder Red Earth – Review
In the failed state of Aiwbari in the middle-east, the government has collapsed and a force of Private Military Contractors (PMCs) under Crisis Troop Ember is there to keep the peace and to enforce th...
Rogue State Revolution – Review
Waking up on inauguration day, you face a considerable crisis. Your country, the little-known nation of Basenji is a war-torn wreck, with a battered infrastructure, deep ethnic and religious divi...
BROKEN LINES – Review
From the Danish studio, PortaPlay, comes Broken Lines, an interesting turn-based time-based strategy game. You landed on an unknown and hostile territory after your plane crash, and you have to recove...
Black Legend – Review
Black Legend, by Warcave, is a turn-based tactical RPG set in a 17th century city reminiscent of those in the Low Countries of Northwestern Europe. A mysterious, since vanished character, known as Mep...
Until The Last Plane – Review
The pixel graphics craze shows no sign of abatement as a whole generation of gamers yearn for the days of simpler games with 2d graphics, limited save slots that were less demanding on your time, thou...
DEAD AGE 2 – Review
After some months of intense work on Early Access, Dead Age 2 was released on 12th March 2021. A turn-based rogue-like RPG game based on a world devastated by zombies where you have to survive against...
Urtuk: The Desolation – Review
There’s something of the masochist streak that runs through most wargamers. Can you imagine anything more painful to endure that the destruction of your elite phalanx of hoplites, the loss of a ...
Phoenix Point: Year One – DLC Addendum
All three DLCs can be turned off. But honestly, I don’t see why you would do that. They provide additional content and diversify your missions a bit.
Kitty Tactics – Review
When I was a child, my grandfather insisted that animals could not be intelligent. They couldn’t really make meaningful decisions and their feelings, no matter how they seemed, weren’t worthy of our s...
Geneforge 1 – Mutagen Review
Mutagen is an excellent updating and reimagining of a classic CRPG, with new story, new systems, and a much-needed update of the UI and graphics. The mysteries of Sucia Island, the thrill of unlocking...
Gem Wizards Tactics – Review
Overview/Intro Gem Wizards Tactics is a turn-based strategy game published and developed by Keith Burgun Games. It releases on steam on February 16, 2021. Gem Wizards Tactics or GWT is a hexagonal, tu...
Curious Expedition 2 – Review
Curious Expedition 2, by Maschinen-Mensch, is a sequel to the 2016 roguelite exploration simulator Curious Expedition. In it you play one of several explorers searching newly revealed islands for the ...
Field Of Glory II: Medieval – Review
Byzantine Games have followed up the excellent Field of Glory 2 with a self-contained DLC/sequel, moving the setting to the early medieval period and away from ancient warfare. The Romans and Gr...
