
Looks like a Viking-themed Age of Empires but is much more.

Looks like a Viking-themed Age of Empires but is much more.

A city-builder with a killer streak.

Every part of Stellaris is still here; the pieces have just been rearranged, neatly.

A solid remake of a game that’s past its time.

Easily confused with Life is Feudal: Your Own, Life is Feudal: MMO takes the multiplayer medieval crafting and survival game and makes it larger and, through developer-run servers, more permanent.

Railway Empire should be so much better.

This first expansion fills the game with big historical moments and crises.

SpellForce 3 is a game that, when pulled apart, doesn't always come out looking great, but that I've still really enjoyed.

What if Thief was an open-world isometric RPG?

Overgrowth feels like a mod created for a wacky physics sandbox where all the openness and experimentation has been pushed to the side, and everything else has been twisted around a forgettable, barely present story and a series of brief and ugly levels. I'm just glad that, at around two to three hours long, it's incredibly short.

With the combat system and the way it's actually trying to make a point with its exploration of social issues, The Fractured But Whole does improve on its predecessor in some ways, but it quickly starts to coast, relying too much on familiarity to get by.

A fast-paced real-time strategy game that feels great with a controller.

It's an exceedingly strong beginning to this chapter of the Warhammer trilogy and is a strong contender for the best game in the series.

Divinity: Original Sin 2 is a sprawling, inventive adventure and one of the best RPGs ever made.

Thanks to the myriad possible move and combo loadouts, along with the various weapons and classes, PvP is both challenging and full of unexpected comebacks and knife-edge duels, but it just doesn't feel like a complete experience. Bugs, server issues, a small, dull open-world and the lack of modes is definitely holding it back.