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Someone Now Owns Homeworld. But Who?
Last week, the rights to Homeworld, a beloved old RTS series by Relic, went under the hammer as part of an auction following the closure of former publisher THQ.
If You Want To Conquer Europe, You Have To Do It The Hard Way
Paradox’s March of the Eagles was released this week on PC, and if you’ve been at all swayed by my love of Crusader Kings II, the video above may have you thinking “wonderful, this is like that, only with muskets”.
The Vikings Are Coming. Hide Your Wife, Hide Your Kids.
Niche PC publishers Paradox held a big event yesterday, unveiling a range of new titles and DLC for existing ones. The one I’m most excited for is The Old Gods, a Viking expansion for my 2012 GOTY nominee Crusader Kings II.
Crusader Kings II Has The Best Patch Notes
You may have noticed. I like Crusader Kings II. I like it a lot. But I like it for all kinds of reasons, many of which I didn’t get space, or time, to dwell on last year.
War Of The Roses: The Kotaku Review
Despite the blockbusters out this week, and other more than worthy time-killers like Retro City Rampage, the game I’ve spent most time with lately is a multiplayer PC game called War of the Roses.
Make A “Shooter” Set In The 15th Century And Research Gets A Little Tough
Most developers creating games set in the present day do some amount of research. They go shoot the guns the game will feature, or go drive the cars, take some pictures of the city streets they’ll be recreating, that sort of thing.
One Of The PC’s Best Strategy Games Is Coming To The IPad
As hinted at a month ago, Paradox Interactive, masters of the big PC strategy game, will be shrinking one down for play on something a little more portable.
Impire Is A Dungeon Keeper-Inspired PC Game From Paradox And Cyanide
Dungeon Keeper! Just the name excites me in ways no natural phenomenon could. The odds of us seeing an official, third instalment are zilch, but there’s always the possibility of another developer taking up the torch and creating something with the same flavour. Seems that day has come, with Cyanide Studios and Paradox Interactive announcing Impire, a game that’s as close as we’ve gotten since Bullfrog’s demise.
Is This Call Of Duty: Black Knights? No, It’s War Of The Roses, The Multiplayer Bludgeon-er
Back at PAX East, Stephen Totilo spent some time with War of the Roses by Fatshark, a studio that unapologetically credits Call of Duty and Battlefield as inspirations in this ultra-throwback to combat shoot — uh, stabbers?
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