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When a studio follows up a promising debut, the natural hope is that their next effort refines what worked and builds on their strengths. That's why Near-Mage, the sophomore project from the Romanian indie studio Stuck in Attic, felt like both an ...

What makes a good Roman life? Is it crucial to take care of their material needs or should forum expansions come first? Is it impossible to live with a necropolis relatively close by? Is a great aqueduct more important than solid entertainment? These ...

Crashlands was one of the most interesting isometric survival games of the 2010s, and I've been a huge fan of it since the beginning. Its great visual style and intriguing story always made be wish they made a second one. And now, we can finally play ...

Bends are a defender's best friend, especially when it comes to the tough task of holding back a fast horde. As enemies follow the winding road, they make for excellent targets. Volcano mortars are setting the ground on fire while dealing damage to ...

Summer is approaching, which means the foul-smelling lakes are about to go dry. That's a problem because my growing population and industry are both guzzling quite a bit of clean water. It's a race to extract and store as much as possible in the next ...

The fourth installment in the Elder Scrolls saga might not be the best in the series, but it's the one that Bethesda decided to give it the remaster treatment. The new remastered version comes with modernized graphics on all platforms, and all the ...

"They don't make them like they used to", that's the first thing that came to my mind after playing Captain Blood. This is a game that was supposed to come out in the late 2000s, but in 2006-2008 it entered development hell due to legal troubles. Yet ...

In an industry filled with bloated open worlds and overly complex systems, Blades of Fire arrives as a sharp and focused reminder that less can often be longer, as every part is crafted with precision. Developed by MercurySteam, known for Castlevania ...

Ever since I was young, I have always loved the Command & Conquer games, especially the Red Alert series. But the reality is, we've spent a decade waiting for a new C&C game and it never came. Tempest Rising from Slipgate Ironworks tries to bring us ...

The Beholder series has always been a very exciting and downright interesting one. It delivers exceptional political intrigue, while testing your ethics and morality at every turn. Although Beholder: Conductor offers a deviation from the original ...