Added: 26.09.2014 23:34 | 25 views | 0 comments


Command: Modern Air/Naval Operations is the ultimate military simulator for modern military conflicts

Added: 10.08.2014 13:54 | 34 views | 0 comments


Eugen Systems, the studio behind the million-unit selling Wargame series of RTS games and the critically acclaimed Act of War (2005) or R.U.S.E (2010), is back! Set in a modern, techno-thriller setting, their new game promises to be a perfect cocktail of political intrigue, high fidelity visuals and solid mechanics with old-school RTS values. Act of Aggression vows to bring about a return to the 90’s Golden Era of real time strategy games, delivering all of the core mechanics sorely missed by many RTS fans: base building, resource management, unit production and dynamic, immersive battles will meet high fidelity production values and intelligent modernization. Today's images and teaser trailer provide a first look at the game, to be showcased at the Gamescom next week. In what is shaping up to be their most ambitious project since Act of War, Eugen Systems will deliver a real-time strategy experience set in the 2020’s in a darkly realistic future where 3 major factions fight for their interests. In a world where international crisis and financial order is set in a seemingly unending loop, the shadowy organization known as “The Cartel” attempt to complete a secret agenda with high-tech technology, stolen prototypes and stealthy operatives. Against this looming threat stands the Chimere, a UNO funded, classified military organization specialized in fast strikes, which attempts to maintain global peace and order. Finally, somewhere between the two stands the US Army, worn out by two decades of being kept on a war footing with too few replacements, but still fielding a great deal of battle-hardened veterans. Act of Aggression will include two separate single player campaigns, featuring traditional RTS storytelling and game mechanics: gathering resources, building a base, producing units ... but also supplies to keep the war machine rolling. In true Eugen style, expect vast, skill-based multiplayer modes where technological upgrades, resource storage and base defenses will play an integral role in the battle. Extend your base, defend your structures, and create new bases to control key strategic areas on the map. Unleash infantry, mechanized vehicles, tanks, artillery, helicopters, planes, and super weapons, earning experience as you destroy the enemy’s forces and preserve yours (as they get more experienced), unlock skills and abilities to turn the tide of war by specializing them in roles, such as anti-air, anti-tank, etc... With steady development of new technologies, your production capacities will grow always more powerful, unlocking new buildings, units, and ultimate weapons far beyond technologies of today! Eugen Systems will be attending the Gamescom this August, where they will be showcasing some of the new technology and ideas behind Act of Aggression, which includes a presentation including in-game assets, and a technology demo showcasing the spectacular new engine.

Added: 25.07.2014 9:54 | 25 views | 0 comments


Wargame series set a new benchmark in the RTS genre

Added: 25.07.2014 5:13 | 27 views | 0 comments


The PC exclusive RTS game, Wargame Red Dragon has just reached the impressive one million sales mark and offers free DLC for its supporters.

Added: 04.07.2014 15:05 | 46 views | 0 comments


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Added: 22.05.2014 22:14 | 22 views | 0 comments


Josh of RGN writes, "Wargame: Red Dragon is a great game in the Wargame franchise it is a bit of a niche game, the gameplay really has a lot to offer with a huge learning curve if the user wants to learn every unit in the game. The graphics the game has to offer are gorgeous and always a great addition to the game. One of the biggest gripes about the game is the missing tutorial in the game there is one but its only text based and really leaves a lot to be desired when trying to learn the game or being new to the franchise i feel this would be much better with a walkthrough tutorial which really only can be found in the game by trial and error. All in all Wargame: Red Dragon is a great title and while it may have a steep learning curve it still is a great addition to the Strategy market of PC Gaming."

Added: 14.05.2014 17:14 | 24 views | 0 comments


Lets get one thing straight here right off the bat: Wargame: Red Dragon doesnt really have the right to call itself a full game. So the fact that its available now for full price, posing as a whole new addition to the Wargame franchise isnt too cool. Even for (and as) a fan of the series, its difficult to justify publisher Focus Interactives decision not to simply make this DLC for AirLand Battle. Frankly, even that game was lacking in new content and felt more like an expansion for 2012s Wargame: European Escalation. Its an odd situation thats something of a reversal from the norm in the whimsical land of modern PC gaming. As opposed to releasing small pieces of cheap DLC, developer Eugen Systems has delivered two fully priced games that offer about the same amount of content that expansion packs of old would offer.

Added: 27.04.2014 5:14 | 22 views | 0 comments


Released on April 17th, Wargame: Red Dragon is the third installment of the Wargame series developed by Eugen Systems and Published by Focus Home Interactive. Featuring a ridiculous number of units and what may be the largest number of playable teams ever available in an RTS, Wargame: Red Dragon aims to push the envelope in every way possible across air, land, and now sea.