Added: 06.03.2015 11:13 | 6 views | 0 comments


16 licensees from around the world—from well-known studios, to smaller independent developers, working with Crytek's Engine-as-a-Service (EaaS) subscription model - are showing off the versatility and power of CRYENGINE. Featuring footage from the likes of Monster Hunter Online (Tencent/Capcom) and Evolve (Turtle Rock Studios/2K) to Snow (Poppermost), Civilization Online (XL Games), Kingdom Come : Deliverance (WarHorse) and UltraWorld this underscores the unparalleled potential and ease of use CRYENGINE offers when it comes to creating jaw-dropping interactive experiences. Learn more about CRYENGINE at http://www.cryengine.com Games Licensees in this Trailer: Civilization Online - XL Games Rolling Sun Umbra – SolarFall Games UltraWorld Wander Miscreated – Entrada Interactive Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture – The Chinese Room Evolve – Turtle Rock Studios WindWalkers – Froge Animation King of Wushu - Snail Games Lichdom Battlemage – Xaviant Kingdom Come : Deliverance – WarHorse Legend of Yulong – Tencent Sonic Boom – Big Red Button Snow – Poppermost Monster Hunter Online – Tencent

Added: 14.02.2015 9:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


If Sid Meyers Civilization is overbearingly optimistic, then The Creative Assemblys Total War series is its bleak counterpart. Where most grand strategy games have several factors that can determine victory economic supremacy, scientific progress, or even cultural influence Total War really has only one win condition, and its right there in the title. You might research new technology and forge political alliances, but you do it all in service of one goal: dominance through warfare. You need to conquer foreign lands either by waging war or intimidating them into surrender. If you dont, someone else will do it to you, and you wont have the resources to do anything about it.

Added: 31.01.2015 8:10 | 9 views | 0 comments


HSR's Ian Childs writes: 'Lets start with a confession: I never played the original Grim Fandango. I have a copy in a box somewhere but it never made it into the 8x CD Rom drive of my Pentium and so remained unplayed. I was in my teens during the golden years of Lucasarts and played most of the classics, such as the Secret of Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle and Sam and Max Hit the Road, but Grim Fandango has always been an unscratched itch; a game I know I should have played but somehow never did, drifting away to Civilization and Football Manager instead. The remastered release gave me the chance to approach the game with a different type of nostalgia than many other reviewers. I like the genre, and know this is regarded as a classic, but as a game itself I could play it with fresh eyes and judge how it has aged, see if it would still stand up in what is a very different gaming environment to its initial release, and finally scratch that itch. Unfortunately I was never...

Added: 28.01.2015 21:10 | 8 views | 0 comments


GamesBeat: "Soren Johnson, a designer of blockbuster strategy titles, knew what kind of game he wanted to make as a kid in 1990. It would only take him another 25 years to develop it. "Offworld Trading Company, a tycoon-like real-time strategy game, hits Feb. 12 for PC and Mac on Steam Early Access and for prepurchase directly from Stardock for $36. Its the first work from Mohawk Games, Johnsons studio."

Added: 28.01.2015 19:14 | 8 views | 0 comments


http://www.offworldgame.com Rekindle humanity’s adventurous spirit by leaving the tired Earth to find new fortunes in the untapped resources of Mars in Offworld Trading Company, an economic RTS from Stardock and Mohawk Games. Created by Soren Johnson, designer of Civilization IV, Offworld Trading Company is a fast-paced RTS where money, not firepower, is your weapon.

Added: 28.01.2015 18:19 | 11 views | 0 comments


A first look at the next strategy game from Civilization 4 designer Soren Johnson and Mohawk Games.

Added: 28.01.2015 17:11 | 6 views | 0 comments


On Mars the savviest corporations get the biggest cut of the profits in a new take on real-time strategy.

Added: 28.01.2015 17:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


On Mars the savviest corporations get the biggest cut of the profits in a new take on real-time strategy.