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Pluribus lead Rhea Seehorn's career began as the 'tutorial sorceress' in a Magic The Gathering PC game from 1997
By Justin Wagner published
News As long as we're talking about this—the hive definitely plays mono blue, right?

This spiritual successor to Desert Strike has exploded into Steam early access with a 98% positive rating, and its developer plans to represent the whole Strike series in future updates
By Rick Lane published
News Cleared Hot is a clear hit.

This Australian puzzler that took seven years to make is basically Myst with endearingly naff FMVs and music composed by a 10-year-old
By Rick Lane published
News Neyyah is available now.

Retro-RTS Dying Breed comes complete with campy FMV cutscenes
By Jonathan Bolding published
News Just really completes that late 90s Command & Conquer vibe, you know?

Who's up for a bit of WW2 Tactics? Second Front releases this week
By Jonathan Bolding published
News It's a rhetorical question, some of you are always up for this.

'90s strategy king MicroProse is back with a Cold War blend of wargaming and RTS
By Jonathan Bolding published
News Regiments is a boldly experimental strategy game that takes on some new ideas for the RTS space.

The first digital deckbuilder was a Magic: The Gathering game from 1997 and it ruled
By Jody Macgregor published
Everybody polka It came with an RPG-inspired singleplayer mode called Shandalar that wasn't quite like anything else.

Try out the Cold War tactics of Regiments in its free playtest
By Jonathan Bolding published
News A real-time tactics game that wants to throw you at large-scale Cold War battles.
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