We can write hints and tips until we're blue in the face here at Gamezebo (in fact, we frequently do), but nobody can really offer the kind of insight that a game's creators can. So when Uber Entertainment's John Comes contacted me to see if Gamezebo would like to share some of for Toy Rush once you've processed every bit of brilliance the folks at Uber have shared below.

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"As far as you know" is one of my favorite phrases. For instance, as far as you know, there aren't literal armies of mites doing battle in the fibers of your carpets. Except according to Romans In My Carpet!, you'd be oh so wrong. Witching Hour Studios wants you to dive in and take control of these unusually strategic warring bugs, and as soon as you lift that veil of ignorance, you might just enjoy it.

Witching Hour knows a thing or two about turn-based war games since they're the same team that did the well-received . Compared to those games, Romans is simpler, smaller (obviously) in scale and not as intimidating to people who might not be hardcore strategy buffs. Yet it somehow manages not to skimp on either the meat and potatoes of the gameplay or its delightfully well-realized underfoot world.