East India Company Screenshots
SCREENSHOTS FEATURE posted on 27 AUG 2008 by Jim Zabek
We just received some hot new screenshots from the highly anticipated East India Company
Europa Universalis III December Screenshots
SCREENSHOTS FEATURE posted on 29 DEC 2006 by Paradox Interactive
Europa Universalis III developer and publisher, Paradox Interactive, has released the latest screenshots for their highly anticipated grand strategy sequel. Read on to take a closer look EU III's progress.
Europa Universalis III: The War of Castilian Succession
AFTER ACTION REVIEW posted on 11 DEC 2006 by Chris Stone
Paradox's own Chris Stone offers a brief AAR for their highly anticipated grand strategy sequel, Europa Universalis III. Read on to find how development is going for their latest beta build of the game.
Battlefront Signs 1848, For Liberty!
PRESS RELEASE posted on 27 APR 2006 by Staff
Two new wargames from Hungarian games developer Hussar have been signed by Battlefront. Learn about these new turn-based wargames featuring musket combat from the 18th and 19th centuries of war.
Under the Lily Banners
BOARD GAME REVIEW posted on 19 APR 2006 by Bill Gray
Prithee, tis an era full of great fyte, but this storie is not hard to wryte for Ben Hull in his third musket and pike counter game for GMT. Colonel Bill puts on his Pike & Shot Society regalia for an in-depth look at one of the best period offerings counter pushers or miniaturists could buy.
Age of Empires III Demo
FEATURED DOWNLOAD posted on 7 SEP 2005 by Staff
The much-heralded Age of Empires series will march on this fall with a new addition, Age of Empires III. Microsoft has released a demo to whet the gaming public's appetities - play it now!
E3 2005: Age of Empires III
PC GAME PREVIEW posted on 2 JUN 2005 by Jim Zabek
With five new ages and an all-new 3D engine, Ensemble's latest historical strategy game is rapidly approaching. Find out what makes this latest RTS tick in our E3 preview.
Dragoon: The Prussian War Machine
SCREENSHOTS FEATURE posted on 12 JUL 2004 by Chris Abele
Boku's follow-up to its Horse & Musket wargame is nearing completion. Chris Abele highlights some of the new game's most promising features.
Sweden Fights On
BOARD GAME REVIEW posted on 15 NOV 2003 by John Durkee
"The wars of the GMT Games second entry into their Musket & Pike Battle System recreates the issues of command confronting newly emergent leaders of the Imperial and Swedish forces attempting to maneuver infantry armed with either early muskets or ancient pikes while managing bulky cavalry and awkward cannons."
No Man's Land
PC GAME PREVIEW posted on 5 SEP 2003 by Michael Eckenfels
Michael Eckenfels explores this new historical strategy title set during the days of American explorers and Native Americans.
No Man's Land
SCREENSHOTS FEATURE posted on 10 JUL 2003 by Jeff Vitous
Jeff Vitous introduces this upcoming Early Americas real-time strategy game with an overview and 15 new screenshots.
Age of Rifles
FEATURED GAME SECTION posted on 25 APR 2003 by Staff
The Wargamer is proud to announce the re-opening of its Age of Rifles section, run by AoR fanatics who want to keep the game alive for AoR players all over the world. It offers strategy and scenario creation tips, PBEM section, patches, information on how to make new uniforms for the game and much more.
American Conquest
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 28 MAR 2003 by Jim Cobb
"American Conquest is a significant step in the maturation of RTS games. Its play now balances resource management, town development, and combat into a fine historical balance."
American Conquest
INTERVIEW posted on 23 JAN 2003 by Lloyd Sabin
From the developers of the historical real-time strategy series Cossacks, comes American Conquest, a divergent title covering the era of exploration in the Americas. Lloyd Sabin chatted with developer Oleg Yavorskyy to learn more about this upcoming game.
Empire Earth
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 25 MAR 2002 by Tash Shaheen
While it may overwhelm casual RTS players, those who are willing to deal with the extra complexity will probably find a rewarding experience.
Europa Universalis II
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 6 FEB 2002 by Matthew Peckham
Don't hate it for being great in spite of what are mostly cosmetic and game balance tweaks in this sterling sequel. If you're craving a truly deft, authentic historical strategy game, this version of Paradox's magnum opus is the one to own.
History of the World
BOARD GAME REVIEW posted on 8 JUL 2001 by Mark G. McLaughlin
Six hundred toy soldiers. That is what the buyer will find in Hasbro-Avalon Hill's newest version of the classic History of the World boardgame. For those who have never played any previous versions of the game before, this will be a wonderful treat. People who have older versions of the game will find the Hasbro-Avalon Hill product to be a cleaner, smoother, more fluid game that, while not necessarily better than the previous version, is definitely an enjoyable and valuable variant that breathes new life and new strategies into a much-played favorite.
Europa Universalis
PC GAME REVIEW posted on 30 MAR 2001 by Jim Robinette
Europa Universalis is a strategy game covering world-wide grand strategy from 1492, the year of Columbus's discovery of the New World, until 1792, the year of the French Revolution. Gameplay happens in real time, although players may give orders and view the situation while in paused mode. The player represents an unnamed power behind the head of state of one of the great world powers, such as France, England, Russia, and Austria. Lesser powers are also portrayed, as are natives (a.k.a., indigenous, or aboriginal peoples, if you will).
Europa Universalis
PC GAME PREVIEW posted on 1 DEC 2000 by Jeff Vitous
The year is 1492. Christopher Columbus has just embarked for unknown points west. The Middle Ages are giving way to the Renaissance. The Holy Roman Empire has been reduced to a vague concept.Trade between the east and west is setting the stage for what will become a global economy. Early firearms are beginning to replace pole arms and swords. Religious intolerance heralds the coming Reformation. And Europa Universalis begins.
Imperialism II: AAR - French Campaign
AFTER ACTION REVIEW posted on 16 MAY 1999 by Mark Sterner
The following is a condensation of my comments originally posted on CG Online concerning my campaign as the French in a game of Imperialism II (ver. 1.02). People expressed much interest in the progress of the campaign as I was reporting, and they asked me to make my account available along with any saved game files that could be used to demonstrate how one of the (likely many) winning strategies for this superb title unfolded. The slightly edited comments below comprise what I posted on-line only. I hope you all find this account worthwhile.
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