The name implies the greatness within: Orcs Must Die!

The third and long-awaited release of Deus Ex, Human Revolution stays true to its roots offering great gameplay and a plethora of moral choices.

Douglas E. Nash reviews Blood, Steel, & Myth: The II. SS Panzer Corps and the Road to Prochorowka by George Nipe, Jr. — a new account of the Battle of Kursk that will shock and surprise you.

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?

Many Lord of the Rings games have been released, but what does the deck hold for Lord of the Rings: The Card Game?

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.

Armchair General Editor in Chief Jerry D. Morelock reviews Ralph Peters’ latest book — Lines of Fire: A Renegade Writes on Strategy, Intelligence, and Security.

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.

‘Fighting Formations: Grossdeutschland Motorized Infantry Division’ is a tactical-level board-wargame that features several unique innovations.

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.

When D&D meets Axis & Allies the results are a win. Armchair General’s Christopher Beck takes us through the strategy game set in the D&D universe with Conquest of Nerath.

A wargame of medieval cavalry, “Infidel” is for the gamer who relishes a good cavalry charge, mounted archers, and defenders with polearms.

Worthington Games’ ‘Boots on the Ground’ boardgame of modern urban combat has its problems, but its fog of war makes players more nervous than an espresso-addicted Chihuahua.

A classic game from our childhood gets an update that launches it to the stars. Find out what an old-school grognard makes of a modern update of the old Battleship game, Battleship Galaxies.