There are, at last count, 1,537,284 Warhammer games on the market, and yet somehow none of them have been in the 4X genre. So hi there, Warhammer 40,000: Gladius - Relics of War.
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Empires Apart is a game you play when you want to play Age of Empires, but not the actual Age of Empires.
There are far too many Warhammer 40K games out there at the moment, most of them forgettable, but even through that fog of bore I'm still a little interested in the upcoming Gladius -- Relics of War, the franchise's first attempt at a 4X game.
It's nice to know that no matter the genre, there's a Warhammer 40,000 to match your tastes. Dating sims and 4X were the exceptions until now. No, you won't be marrying off Blood Angles and genestealers, but you will be able to explore, expand, exploit and exterminate once Warhammer 40,000: Gladius arrives "soon".
It's been over eight years since BattleStar Galactica ended in almost the worst way imaginable, and in that time we haven't got a single good (official) game based on the series. We now have one. Kinda.
You might remember that back in 2015 I reviewed a game called Order of Battle: Pacific, and liked it a lot. In the months and years since, developers The Aristocrats have been working on a bunch of new campaigns that take the game well past its original scope, incorporating battles ranging from the Chinese countryside to the North Atlantic.
Video: There are too many damn Warhammer games. Anyway, here's one more, and it actually looks OK.
Panzer Corps is one of the best -- and most underrated -- strategy games available on the PC. Thing is, it's a bit old-fashioned. Order of Battle: Pacific is what you get when a studio takes the same basic premise and makes it a little bit more 2015.
