While we wait until 2014 or so for the new XCOM first person shooter, 2K and Firaxis Games, developers of the classic Civilization series, bring us a proper XCOM strategy …
Continue reading →Experience teaches us that in a fight between psychics and ghosts, the audience loses. Most productions sidestep the issue by having the fight occur by proxy: Ghost Obi-Wan, Tangina, and …
Continue reading →Take a moment to verify which digitally distributed version of Max Payne 3 you're choosing to buy for 50%-off this week, as Amazon has separate listings for the Steam and …
Continue reading →If the combat AI remains the most disappointing part of the Civilization V experience, the Gods & Kings expansion renovates the diplomacy system into one of the best. It might …
Continue reading →My civilization should be a smoldering ruin by now. The Siamese, Polynesians, and the Indians have joined forces with their confederacy of city states to take me down. In Civilization …
Continue reading →It’ll probably be a week or two before I feel familiar enough with the new Gods & Kings expansion pack for Civilization V to decide whether I like it or …
Continue reading →One day before the release of the first full Civilization V expansion Gods & Kings, Firaxis developers Dennis Shirk and Ed Beach are back to discuss what customizable religions, espionage, …
Continue reading →The expansion pack for Civilization V, Gods & Kings, is set to release in less than a week. To help give gamers an early look at all of the ways …
Continue reading →After how well Civilization V from Firaxis Games turned out, we have strong reason to be excited about XCOM: Enemy Unknown which releases on October 9th for the Xbox 360, …
Continue reading →If the 4X action of Warlock: Master of the Arcane wasn't enough for you, 2K and Firaxis Games have announced a free weekend for their popular title of the same …
Continue reading →The best location for my first X-COM base might be the very first strategic pointer I took from a gaming magazine. Central Europe had the highest concentration of participating nations …
Continue reading →The lack of a clear successor to the original X-COM has been one of the game industry's biggest mysteries for almost two decades now. Even the company that produced the …
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