GMT Games is a board game publisher you might not have heard about, but it’s one that produces some of the finest hardcore military board games you’ll ever play. We’ve got a review of one of GMT’s games, Samurai, over at sister publication Board and War Games, to give you…
Read MoreFrom the Swedish developer Fatshark, Hamilton’s Great Adventure takes an entirely different direction compared to their previous titles, Lead and Gold and Bionic Commando Rearmed 2. It’s a puzzle game where you take charge as the adventurer Hamilton along with his parrot companion Sasha and have to navigate tile-based mazes…
Read MoreFrom the Swedish developer Fatshark, Hamilton’s Great Adventure takes an entirely different direction compared to their previous titles, Lead and Gold and Bionic Commando Rearmed 2. It’s a puzzle game where you take charge as the adventurer Hamilton along with his parrot companion Sasha and have to navigate tile-based mazes…
Read MoreBattlefield Academy… sorry, Battle Academy, thanks to some silly legal action by EA, deserves more attention than to be remembered for that unfortunate incident. It’s a clever little tactics strategy game that might not break new ground, but it does a good job of bringing some depth to what is…
Read MoreBattlefield Academy… sorry, Battle Academy, thanks to some silly legal action by EA, deserves more attention than to be remembered for that unfortunate incident. It’s a clever little tactics strategy game that might not break new ground, but it does a good job of bringing some depth to what is…
Read MoreSturgeon’s Law states that 90 per cent of everything is crap. In Wasteland Angel, we have firm evidence that indeed 90 per cent of everything is crap, but also puts forth the daring notion that not only is crap crappy, it can’t even be crap for extended periods of time.…
Read MoreSturgeon’s Law states that 90 per cent of everything is crap. In Wasteland Angel, we have firm evidence that indeed 90 per cent of everything is crap, but also puts forth the daring notion that not only is crap crappy, it can’t even be crap for extended periods of time.…
Read MoreParadox Interactive’s Sengoku is an incredible game. It’s intelligent, creative and fulfilling. Though it’s never going to hit the mass market, it’s such a rewarding strategy game that genre fans owe it to themselves to add it to their collections. I kicked off the review with the conclusion, because there’s…
Read MoreParadox Interactive’s Sengoku is an incredible game. It’s intelligent, creative and fulfilling. Though it’s never going to hit the mass market, it’s such a rewarding strategy game that genre fans owe it to themselves to add it to their collections. I kicked off the review with the conclusion, because there’s…
Read MoreRomanticised by Hollywood through classic films, the modern day hacker has been immortalised as the digital age’s rebel with a cause. These contemporary pirates represent the (rose-tinted) ideal of intelligent footsoldiers in the ever-present fight for independence. It is presumably that type of Robin Hood-style hero that Hackers Evolution Duality…
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