Alec Blouin

Back in 2005, a little game called Lugaru released. It was classically early 2000s story material with the graphics of a late 90s game.

I remember being entranced at a young age by building destruction animations in early RTS titles.

The number of interpretations of what it would be like to climb inside the human body on a microscopic scale are endless.

Travel Oregon, the face of the Oregon Tourism Commision, has released a licensed tribute to the original Oregon Trail video game.

The problem with coming out with an expansion as large as XCOM 2: War of the Chosen is that it can overshadow the base game.

There's a story, possibly just a legend by now, of a time when a real-time strategy game was ridiculously popular on a console release.

Oriental Empires immediately captured my eye.

I can only imagine the boardroom at inbetweengames (a studio made up of 3 former YAGER veterans) during the development of All Walls Must Fall.

Upon first appearances, Endless Space 2 does not seem to make any new major strides in the 4X genre.

The Space Marine has always filled a special spot in nearly every form of media.

It's difficult to fully understand what's wrong and what works regarding Dawn of Andromeda.

When you think "post-apocalypse", most people think of a Mad Max-style world of ruin and cutthroat survival.