“Bronze” is a good, challenging beer-and-pretzel game set in the Ancient World. It shows good research and offers great replay value, though it suffers from substandard graphics and lacks PBEM and Internet play.

Revolution Under Siege, AGEOD’s PC game of the Russian Civil War 1977 – 1923, does more than address a forgotten period in modern history; it is a fun, engaging and easy-to-play but hard-to-master wargame

A review of the PC game R.U.S.E. says it is a decent RTS with a clever new mechanic and lots of options for strategists, but with a predictable, cliched storyline.

Free, fun, and a world of tanks. What’s not to love? A preview of the World of Tanks free MMO.

A review of the PC game Tropico 3 calls it ‘fun, challenging, and humorous,’ though no actual combat strategy is involved in players’ machinations to remain El Presidente of a tropical island.

A review of the PC game Decisive Campaigns: The Blitzkrieg – From Warsaw to Paris says it offers great replay value through clever variants and action cards, but the interface could be smoother.

Amazingly detailed with huge maps, Kharkov ’43 is a must-have for the fans of the Panzer Campaigns series.

In an exclusive interview, Square Enix Producer Yamagishi Yoshinori discusses Mindjack, the soon-to-be-released game in which players ‘hack into other peoples’ minds.’

Disciples III is true to the franchise’s roots, but does it have enough to keep gamers interested in the long-term?

Sometimes gaming is about the journey and not the destination, and such is the case in World Supremacy from Shrapnel Games.

DCS A-10 Warghog is shaping up to be the best flight sim we’ve ever seen.

Although it lacks the ability to host a dedicated server and fails to deliver memorable gaming experiences in the single-player campaign, Call of Duty: Black Ops is a real breakout by developer Treyarch and according to James Pikover, “the game to play.”

We’ve scored an After Action Report on a game of the upcoming mega-wargame from Gary Grigsby: War in the East.

A strategy game focused on colonial trade with a hint of military conflict, Commander: Conquest of the Americas is perfect for gamers who enjoy trade.

Fallout: New Vegas reaches back to ground itself in its classic gaming roots and comes up with one of the finest RPGs aimed at a mature audience since Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines.

HISTORY: Great Battles Medieval, a PC game from Slitherine based on the 100 Years War, has a few chinks in what is overall shiny armor and has vast replay value.