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A Kingdom for Keflings is getting a PC release
The first Xbox LIVE Arcade game with playable Avatars was NinjaBee's A Kingdom for Keflings, a quirky game about bossing around villagers as a giant and looking for hearts buried deep inside the ...
Confirmed: Command & Conquer 4 contains snow
In the future, wars will be fought with machines designed by guys who love them some Transformers. If Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight is an accurate portrayal of the future, that is.
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Review: Eufloria
Eufloria -- formerly known as Dyson -- has been on my radar for a while now. Firstly, one of its creators also made Cottage of Doom. This, in itself, is sufficient reason for excitement.Secondly,...
Dawn of War II getting The Last Stand tomorrow
I don't know what's up with the recent fascination in survival modes a la Gears of War 2's Horde Mode or Halo 3: ODST's Firefight, but I love it. The latest game to get such a mode is Dawn of War...
Blizzard loses some minerals over BlizzCon
Blizzard’s annual BlizzCon expo celebrating all things StarCraft, Warcraft and Diablo isn’t as profitable as one might think. Despite selling 20,000 tickets at $125 a pop, a ton of me...
Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman! 3D
Remember that freaky teaser site Sony put up recently? A few of you guessed that it had something to do with Holy Invasion of Priacy, Badman!, the comical PSP strategy game, and that guess was mo...
Review: Raven Squad
The medium of interactive entertainment is full of good ideas that, for some reason or another, never realized their full potential. Either the required budget just wasn't there, pressure from pu...
Review: Little King's Story
Little King's Story is a new game from the creative minds behind Super Mario RPG, Final Fantasy VII, and Harvest Moon. A superstar collaboration of this nature would be the stuff of non-stop disc...
Tom Clancy's EndWar getting the sequel treatment
Tom Clancy's EndWar worked well with voice commands, which I'm guessing was one of the biggest development hurdles, but the actual game itself? Pretty standard as far as real-time strategy games ...
Review: LEGO Battles
I would have thought by now that more developers would be capitalizing on the Nintendo DS for RTS games. The touchscreen input method should lend itself handily to designating targets and directi...
Preview: Majesty 2: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim
If there is one complaint I have about the RTS genre, it s that is be a bit too…involved. I mean, there is no lazy way to play StarCraft or Command and Conquer. You’ve got to actuall...
Review: Swords & Soldiers
Swords & Soldiers came out for WiiWare last week and I had no idea it even existed (I should probably read Destructoid more often). Frankly, the idea of a 2D side-scrolling RTS was something ...
The next Command and Conquer to be an MMO?
The next Command and Conquer title could be different. An online survey making the rounds suggests that Electronic Arts’ is considering putting a touch of MMO in the dated RTS. The features...
Peregrine looks friggin' sweet
I've held on to this for a little while now because I didn't want it to get lost in everything that came out of E3. I was surprised that I didn't really hear anybody talking about it at the show....
Supreme Commander console sequel might not suck
The console port of Supreme Commander was terrible. The game’s frame rate constantly stuttered, the controls were felt like a child designed them, and the visual quality was beyond lacklust...
E3 09: RUSE will have touch screen support
The RUSE battlefield is represented as a battle map within a Command Center. Zoom out to the maximum and you can see in the background the current war room you're situated in with soldiers and pe...
E3 09: LEGO Battles is a bit of a surprise
The LEGO games, while always decent, started to run out of steam for me a while ago. The same old collection-based platforming was getting a bit stale and it's nice to see the franchise branch ou...
BattleForge adopts the Play4Free model
EA Phenomic's card-based real-time strategy game BattleForge can now be downloaded for free, no strings attached! The game is still being offered at retail, with the incentive to pay being extra ...
Halo Wars gets some overpriced DLC
The new Halo Wars DLC is out today. The add-on pack is called "Strategic Options" and brings three additional game modes:Keepaway: Teams need to capture a free-roaming Sentinel three ti...
EA gives BattleForge's price a good slashing
EA Phenomic's mixture of real-time strategy with trading cards, BattleForge, has received a sizable price reduction to the tune of $20 off. The title can now be found at North American retails fo...
Is this a Pikmin 3 teaser?
The most recent issue of EDGE Magazine has an interesting full-page ad on one of its pages. Yea, that's part of it above. What's so interesting about a bunch of grass? Well for one it's in a gami...
Pre-order Stalin vs. Martians, save a few bucks
Mezmer Games wants you to celebrate 4/20 in style with its real-time strategy game, Stalin vs. Martians. In fact, they don't just want you to, they need you to. As such, a discount is being offer...
These League of Legends screens look familiar
Want to know what these screenshots remind me of? Tropical Skittles, and yes, I'm being completely serious here. Don't lie -- you can see it now too, can't you? Just look at that color palette!Da...
GDC 09: League of Legends was a pleasant surprise
Here's my prediction: League of Legends is going to be a popular game. Don't be ashamed if you don't know what it is, though. Even though I've heard the name before, I didn't really know what the...
Preview: BattleForge's multiplayer
The other day, I had a chance to spend some time on EA and Phenomic's upcoming real time strategy game, BattleForge for the PC. If you haven't heard of it before, shame on you -- go eat some glas...
NY Comic Con: BattleForge impressions
Hearing the term “real-time strategy” instantly brings to mind certain genre tropes: harvesting resources, building bases, climbing up technology trees. But EA is releasing a new IP...
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