Offering an entirely new twist on tower defense games, Defenders of Ardania is about to break the genre wide open.

Tropico 4′s improvements over Tropico 3 are more than cosmetic – many will significantly contribute to the game – but will gamers think of it as a sequel or a merely an expansion?

Paradox takes aim at the Japanese Civil War with Sengoku – but can it compete with Shogun 2: Total War?

The small, passionate team at Longbow has crafted a tight game focusing on a discrete period of history with Hegemony Gold. This RTS revels in its boardgame roots.

Retro art meets modern networking in this card-driven RPG being worked on by a new development studio, Blue Manchu.

The new PC version of “Space Marine” does not beat around the bush; almost immediately the player is thrown into the thick of Warhammer 40K–style combat—and alone at that.

Yearning for some Space Marine action? Put down your recaff and pick up Warhammer 40k Space Marine.

The world could use another good beer & pretzels game like Panzer General, and PanzerCorps is doing its best to fill the gap.

An indy RPG with great depth, Din’s Curse is both unique and satisfying.

Charlie Hall takes readers through US Army Field Manuals of World War II and uses them to work on tactics for Combat Mission: Battle for Normandy.

The grognard’s shooter returns. Red Orchestra 2 is about to become the historical FPS game of choice.

The King Arthur Collection is a mix of Total War and Heroes of Might and Magic, offering strategic depth with a magical twist.

With Sengoku, Paradox Interactive turns the attention of its Europa Universalis system to the two-hundred year struggle between clans to establish the Shogunate of Japan.

A hard-edged indy tactical shooter is uncommon, but Frozen Synapse delivers major satisfaction.

“Advanced Tactics Gold” from Slitherine/Matrix Games has a beer-and-pretzels feel, but is extremely strategic in nature.

Exclusive screenshots from the soon-to-be-released ‘Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad.’