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The year is far from over, and there’s still a busy calendar ahead of amazing games coming in 2026, with Star Wars: Zero Company and Dawn of War 4 probably being the most anticipated titles so far. However, it is June, and plenty of amazing titles have come out already, so I think it’s time to do a 6-month review of what happened, which strategy games are the ...
Just a couple of days ago I have published an article about the best games to play on the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, and mentioned Company of Heroes, and I remember thinking to myself “I wonder if we’re ev...
This week has been quite a momentous one for gaming as a whole, with the PlayStation State of Play revealing some big games coming soon, like Onimusha: Way of the Sword, and of course, God of War: Laufey with its glorious, cosmic cube named Frank. The Summer Games Fest took place two days later and showcased the new Control game, Virtua Fighter Crossroads, and the most import...
Today, we celebrate the 82nd anniversary of D-Day. That faithful day, in 1944, when the brave soldiers of the Allied Expeditionary Force broke the Atlantic Wall and stormed inland to begin the Liberation of Europe. This day, June 6, and the following weeks and months have always fascinated me. It kickstarted my interest in History and videogames and eventually led to the crea...
I have spent most of my childhood playing all sorts of World War 2 videogames. Those were all the rage back then, in the late 90s and early 2000s. A huge portion of World War 2 veterans were still alive and were now grandparents in their late 60s and 70s. Stories were being passed down, new blockbuster movies were being made, with Saving Private Ryan kickstart...