Review: Gnomoria

Gnomoria makes a great entry point for this particular brand of ultra-detailed sim, with enough features and polish to keep you digging for hours.
Read moreGnomoria makes a great entry point for this particular brand of ultra-detailed sim, with enough features and polish to keep you digging for hours.
Read moreI wish I could recommend Majesty 2 as strongly as I do the first, but the fact is that you’re not going to get more than two or three hours out of it before it pummels you into uninstalling.
Read moreIf you’re looking for endless conquest and sieges, this is the Stronghold title you want.
Read moreIf you’ve ever wanted to be the power behind the heroes of legend, this is the title for you, despite being a little rough around the edges.
Read moreThe bewildering level of complexity formed from the crossing of so many disparate systems makes the audience for this game too tiny to even identify.
Read moreStronghold still stands as an excellent execution of the castle-builder concept, especially with the recent HD upgrade.
Read moreWrestling the janky combat controls while sussing out the dozens of buildings in your production chains is not a winning combination for an RTS, classic or otherwise.
Read moreFans of city builders and RTSes alike should take note, because you don’t often see quality like this among either.
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