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Warlords: Battlecry
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 13 SEP 2000 by Ben Lieb
I would have to recommend Warlords: Battlecry, although it is not particularly groundbreaking. The game does incorporate many new wrinkles into the real-time strategy genre. However, it does not particularly expand on the Warlords series, or on the genre itself. I am recommending it simply because it offers new races and units to play, and it did keep me entertained, which is not an easy thing to do.
Nox (Westwood Games)
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 18 APR 2000 by Ben Lieb
Nox is another addition to a long line of different companies' arcade games that advertize that they feature some semblance of role-playing. Nox provides a step forward for arcade-style gaming, but fails at the role-playing aspect. Nox turned out to be much like Revenant, but with slightly better graphics and, if you can believe it, a little more action.
Revenant
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 15 DEC 1999 by Ben Lieb
In summary, Revenant has many likeable features, with a few major annoyances. In the end, I ended up being quite addicted to the fast play and the combat situations. I would recommend this game to anyone who liked Diablo or Gauntlet. As it stands now, without the multi-player matching service available, I give this game a B grade. Once it receives a matching service, I'll probably increase that to a B+.
Civilization: Call to Power
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 15 JUN 1999 by Ben Lieb
In summary, Civilization: Call to Power is a worthy successor to a long line of great Civilization titles. Despite its drawbacks in gameplay, I would still recommend this game to anyone who enjoyed other Civilization titles, and to new Civilization players.
Civilization II Multiplayer Gold Edition
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 19 JAN 1998 by Ben Lieb
In summary, there are many elements of the game that I didn't mention. I assume that most readers have some sort of experience with Civilization, in one of its many forms. My honest opinion is that, being one of the first truly strategic games, this is as good as it gets. I heard some talk about Civilization III, but I can't imagine anything more perfect than this implementation.
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