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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: The strategy/RPG hybrid may be my favorite gaming genre ever. I cannot tell you the number of hours I sunk into games like Shining Force, Fire Emblem, Warsong, King's Bounty and more. I love the fantasy scenarios, turn-based strategy and the numbers crunching that I do in my mind to make my strategies come to life. Now that it has exited Early Access, I feel that Sorcerer King may be on track as the best strategy game of 2015 to date.

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Our impressions from the first 130 turns of this feature-packed expansion.

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Turning of the tide.

Despite receiving high scores from critics, Sid Meier's Civilization: Beyond Earth has received clamorous fan reaction on all fronts. Just take a quick look at

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Human beings are often afraid of new things. And apparently, I am afraid of moving my own floating cities.

The city in question was Deepcastle, the capital city of my burgeoning water-based empire in a recent game of

"We take the communiques, and the diplomacy dialogue, those are all ways where we can not only share specific information, but flavor as well."

Civilization: Beyond Earth - The Rising Tide is certainly not lacking for flavor. Aliens new and old dot the landscape, as does that pesky miasma that complicates your voyages. Fully animated leaders in futuristic versions of familiar garb congratulate you and taunt you. And through it all, you struggle with the neverending urge to take just one more turn. Prepare to once again succumb to that urge when The Rising Tide is released this fall.

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Human beings are often afraid of new things. And apparently, I am afraid of moving my own floating cities.

The city in question was Deepcastle, the capital city of my burgeoning water-based empire in a recent game of

"We take the communiques, and the diplomacy dialogue, those are all ways where we can not only share specific information, but flavor as well."

Civilization: Beyond Earth - The Rising Tide is certainly not lacking for flavor. Aliens new and old dot the landscape, as does that pesky miasma that complicates your voyages. Fully animated leaders in futuristic versions of familiar garb congratulate you and taunt you. And through it all, you struggle with the neverending urge to take just one more turn. Prepare to once again succumb to that urge when The Rising Tide is released this fall.