Paper Monsters Recut Community Page Paper Monsters Recut is an adorable platformer developed by Crescent Moon Games, recut includes additional features and details from previous instalments. The game presentation is good, while it may not look as realistic as other games it has a particular style that many enjoy such as Wind Waker. The art-style goes very well with the game's theme and it looks gr...
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Introduction Europa Universalis 4 is a grand-strategy game developed by Paradox Interactive that plays in real time, with the complexity of this series it appeals to already existing fans of previous installments as well as the more hardcore strategy player. It's the newest entry to the Europa Universalis series and is probably my favourite of them all, it was released on August 2013 and is still ...
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Crea is an indie game developed by Siege Games which was on Kickstarter in July 2012 which had a goal of $15,000 but instead got $27,870. On first glance you may assume it's a Terraria clone, however after playing it for a while you'll soon learn why that's not true. The game is targeted towards people that enjoy the idea of creating your own little base or fortress in games such as Minecraft and ...
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It's good to see a little variety thrown in to the established formulas in order to keep things smelling fresh. CodeBrush Games takes a step in that direction by shaking things up with ArcheBlade. ArcheBlade has all the feel of a MOBA with the touch of a fighting game. The genre is already dominated by the titans like Dota 2, and ArcheBlade needs to be quite impressive to draw in a reliable follow...
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There's something special about a massive sandbox world that makes a game like Block Story endlessly entertaining. Ever since the huge success of Minecraft, developers have been searching for the perfect block building formula. MindBlocks Studio fills the rift between sandbox and RPG with this creative and artistic game. Block Story needs some fine tuning on some of the more imaginative mechanics,...
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There have been a number of excellent crafting and adventure type games that absolutely devoured my time when I played them. Villagers and Heroes is not one of those games. I can't even estimate the number of hours I've spent mining ore in Runescape - keep in mind that is also a free game. Or how many I've spent grinding in World of Warcraft. However, I can definitively say I will not be going bac...
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Ghost Recon Phantoms Community Page I won't lie to you. I'm a long time Ghost Recon fan boy. When I saw Phantoms release on Steam it hit me like a ton of bricks. Immediately after I caught my breath I installed the game, struggled to remember my Uplay account, and promptly joined my first match. Ubisoft has an extensive list of titles that absolutely devour my time. Phantoms has been no exception....
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How often do you play a new first person shooter and not weep in response to boring and used up mechanics? Tactical Intervention, designed by Counter Strike co-creator Minh Le, makes what appears to be an effort to liven up the world of tactical shooters. It seems to target those fans of the series. While it isn't a direct part of the CS series, it does take much of its influence from those games...
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The galaxy can at times be an overwhelming and dangerous place. Though it isn't quite as bad with a fleet of armed space ships at your command. Master of Orion, a 4X game released in 1993, is the inspiration that went into the development of FreeOrion. The team behind FreeOrion developed and maintains the project with the goal of creating a complex universe while retaining their central design phi...
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Royal Revolt 2 Community Page It’s dangerously addictive and packed full of character, with an impressive amount of content at launch, and almost endless possibilities for future expansion. Taking a detour from the usual free-to-play games which try and enforce microtransactions at every opportunity, Royal Revolt 2 is an enjoyable and complete experience that proves that free-to-play games doesn’t...
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