A few months back I was given the opportunity to try out Quest Online’s new Massively Multiplayer Online Game Alganon. From my brief time with the game it was apparent that Alganon was in desperate need of more development and testing time.
A few months back I was given the opportunity to try out Quest Online’s new Massively Multiplayer Online Game Alganon. From my brief time with the game it was apparent that Alganon was in desperate need of more development and testing time.
AtomicBoy Software made it clear that while they were inspired by Empire, their goal has been to make a game that is something more than a mere clone. While Empires of Steel’s heritage is apparent, it is also clear that it is something new.
Perhaps one of the most beloved turn-based strategy games of all time was Walter Bright’s Empire. First programmed way back in 1977 (in FORTRAN, no less), Mr.
Players who have any taste at all for tactical naval games will regret not taking a look.
The first games in a series are too often left stagnant. Sure, they may be patched and have relatively minor features added, but the fundamental engine remains the same. Storm Eagle Studios’ Distant Guns: The Russo-Japanese War was a fine game, but the next game in the series, Jutland, sported an improved engine.
Diving into the turbulent world of 18th Century mercantilism, East India Company is poised to carve out its own niche in the crowded grand strategy gaming genre.
The star of independent game developers is ascendant. Innovating where others are content to merely imitate, indie companies have succeeded in winning over many a jaded gamer by providing fresh gaming perspectives and experiences. One company that may soon be able to add its own name to the ever growing list of successful independent developers is Finland’s Nitro Games.
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