EA and DICE bring us conflict set 136 years into the future and it looks good, real good from a gaming point of view.
Reviews by Simon Priest
City building at its finest in 1701, build, explore, settle and trade for the wealthiest colony at sea.
A simulator with a love affair for role-playing would be an accurate conclusion of The Guild 2's gameplay.
Guild Wars with its third chapter release wants to prove it's still going strong with Nightfall, new lands and new follies challenge the people of Elona.
This is the latest and most outstanding title in the Total War franchise, any history RTS buff or fan of the series would be psychotically imbalanced should they choose to pass on this.
The third installment of the Gothic series and players now explore the mainland, Myrtana, for the first time.
The racing and simulation genre mesh well here in GTR 2, prepare to be challenged.
Three of the American Conquests series additions packed into one outdated looking compilation.
A professor is mysteriously taken and his daughter will stop at nothing to find both him and the truth of Tunguska, a mysterious secret since 1908.
Enter the world of The Godfather as a fresh faced mobster with something to prove, and to violently avenge your family, naturally.
Weird, unique and refreshing is Russian K-D Lab's real-time strategy game.
It's a game to remind yourself that there's a big wide World out there, and you're missing it!
For those who have lived under a very dark, technologically devoid rock, the four X's stand for explore, expand, exploit and exterminate.
Darkstar One is as cold and empty as space itself once the novelty of trading or being a "system rebel" wears off.
The immediate thing you'll notice is the beauty of the game; everything is drawn and placed with great care and detail.
Glory of the Roman Empire is a great game for those looking to create a functional and beautiful Roman legacy.
Looks can be deceiving and this game is the ultimate testament to that fact. On initial impression Barrow Hill looked creatively cheap.
Utopia City does have some unique qualities in the form of rewarding artefacts and its energy based gameplay mechanic.
A fast action and welcomed spin on a WWII game, emphasising the very need to rush for Berlin.
In comparison to other titles out there it's not a threatening contender so for those looking for the next great thing, you won't find it anywhere near here.