There are a lot of PC releases that do not get the recognition they deserve purely because they are not released on mainstream video consoles such as X-Box 360s or Playstation devices. Napoleon Total War is one of these games.
Running in the same vein as the successful 90’s release, Lemmings, Lego Battles is all about sacrificing members of your team to pass each level/stage. The concept is kind of cool given the characters are the block head figurines we all loved when we were younger.
Following in the tradition of great building/evolution games like Sim City and Civilisation, Dawn of Discovery starts of in the 1400s and asks you to grow an empire from tiny towns to huge cities. In two different modes of play you will gather resources, appease citizens, commission new buildings, build ships and conquer islands on [...]
There aren’t too many games that let the player express his or her creative side as well as Spore Galactic Adventures does. The original Spore was a massive hit in late 2008 because of its emphasis on character development and the level of fun customization that could be carried out.
Whether you are new to the Real Time Strategy (RTS) genre or an old hand, you are sure to get a kick out of Swords & Soldiers, the latest effort from Ronimo Games.
Simple puzzle games are known to be long term hits, and SCE Studios no doubt had that objective in mind when they devised their latest game, Numblast. Numblast follows the story of two Japanese university students called Akasaka and Aoyama, who strike trouble when an experiment with strange cubic artifacts turns Akasaka into a monkey.