Previews
Warhammer 40,000: Battlesector preview — Fury of the Blood Angels
Tyranids might not be the most interesting foe, but killing them en masse is always a good time.
Guides
Endzone – A World Apart defense guide: How not to get raided dead
In Endzone: A World Apart, the defense isn't easy to research, construct, or get to actually work.
Guides
Endzone: A World Apart beginner guide: Surviving the first 15 minutes
This guide will help you turn your humble beginnings into semi-prosperous proceedings.
Reviews
Endzone: A World Apart review — Radioactive dirt farming
Rebuilding humanity after the fall takes a more civilized bend.
Features
PC Invasion’s Most Anticipated Games of 2021 — Martynas’ Picks
Looking forward to the games of 2021 to forget about 2020.
Features
PC Invasion’s Games of 2020 — Martynas’ picks
The games on this list-in-no-particular-order are awesome.
Reviews
Per Aspera review — Tilling the red soil
Mars is just a boring dead ball of rust-colored dust. That just will not do.
Reviews
Project Wingman review — Anime flight simulator
Project Wingman is a fun arcade plane romp and not a serious DCS.
Previews
Hammerting preview – Just a bunch of dwarves
Hammerting is set apart by its clever overworld mechanic, but it still has some ways to go.
Previews
DwarfHeim Early Access preview – Is it worth it?
Stop me if you have heard this one before: a old-school RTS with resource gathering, base building, and unit training? But we're not ...
Reviews
Partisans 1941 review — The great patriotic guerilla war
This is a World War II game where you fight as the local people resisting the Nazi occupation.
Reviews
Iron Harvest review — Something new on the Eastern Front
The comparisons to Company of Heroes were true.
Previews
Banners of Ruin preview – Rabbits be stabbin’
Banners of Ruin is a strategy game with RPG elements and card battles... and bears.
Reviews
Imperiums: Greek Wars review – More like “Geek Wars,” amirite?
Imperiums: Greek Wars is an interesting take on the 4X genre that isn't polished enought to carry it through.
Reviews
Deck of Ashes review – Burning through my cards
Deck of Ashes would be a mildly interesting game if it wasn't that boring. The battles last too long and the node map ...
Reviews
1971 Project Helios review – Left me feeling cold
“Do not remind people of a better movie,” is a critical piece of advice for B-movie makers. I'm sure a video game adaptation ...
Reviews
Monster Train review – To Hell in a train carriage
This is not “card games on motorcycles.” It’s card games… on a train! A train through Hell!
Previews
Port Royale 4 preview — We ship it
Do you want to be a pirate? What do you mean “no, I want to be a trader?” Well, you can do both ...
Previews
Aeronautica Imperialis: Flight Command preview — Your plane needs a little polish
Warhammer attempts to take flight in Aeronautica Imperialis: Flight Command, but some of the issues might keep it grounded.
Reviews
Huntdown review – Killing in the ’80s
Do you want to be a gritty '80s action movie hero, mowing down mooks and reveling in it? Do you long for cyberpunk ...
Reviews
Alder’s Blood review – Hunting in Yawn-ham
Gothic horror is fine and good, but you know what would be even better? Shooting it in the face.
Previews
Monster Train preview – Slay the Spire on a train, and it’s great
Monster Train is a great deck builder game with a dash of strategy. Think Slay the Spire, but you’re not alone -- and ...
Reviews
In Other Waters review – Alien mushroom botherer
Jump Over the Age's In Other Waters presents a somewhat compelling aquatic alien world and a control scheme that inhibits exploring it.
Reviews
Iron Danger review — Stop! Fireball time!
When it comes to tactical applications of time manipulation, Iron Danger is playing in the big leagues.
Previews
Hot Brass preview – Breaching, banging, clearing with friends
You know what the Hot Brass preview reminded me of? SWAT, the hardcore police action game! Can Hot Brass capture some of the ...
