Wednesday, September 21 2011

Sengoku

By Mark Filipowich

At its best, Sengoku is a strong strategy game, but with so many missing features, it feels like most of the game was left in the blueprints.

Monday, May 12 2008

Strategy: Music for Lamping

By Dave Heaton

Strategy prefers the descriptor "meditative" to "ambient". That distinction makes sense here.

Thursday, September 20 2007

Cyber Nations

By Patrick Schabe

Cyber Nations offers you the chance to craft a budding super-power or play as a rogue militaristic state.

Ancient Empires Lux

By David Powell

That there's nothing revolutionary about this game doesn't diminish its value as a fun way to kill 20 minutes in an airport lounge.

Friday, August 10 2007

Strategy: Future Rock

By Mike Schiller

Strategy's vision of "future rock", it seems, derives its vocals from the vocoders of Kraftwerk, its ambience from the kraut of Can, and its groove from the spaceship Funkadelic.

Friday, June 22 2007

Peacemaker

By Jesse Hicks

Succeed, and you'll win the Nobel Peace Prize. Fail, and the Middle East will once again be consumed by violence.

Wednesday, September 21 2005

Horace X: Strategy

By Mike Schiller

On Strategy, Horace X combines serious musical chops with near-unmatched energy, all while doing away with the evidently outdated concept of 'genre'.