Strategy articles
The Sims (PC) retrospective
If you think of The Sims today, you’ll likely think of the EA money printing machine and its endless conveyor belt of expansion and stuff packs. The modern games have a cutesy, sanitised face, and the bright marketing material reflects their apparent positioning as a platform for teenage girls to...
Cities: Skylines II review
Cities: Skylines II is Paradox Interactive’s follow-up to 2015’s Cities: Skylines, a city builder that served as a spiritual successor to SimCity in the aftermath of EA’s 2013 mess. In the following years, the original Cities: Skylines received no fewer than 11 expansion packs, as well as a smaller number...
Sid Meier's Memoir! review
A book I preordered six months ago finally landed on my doormat in October. Sid Meier’s Memoir!, the autobiography by the genuis game designer behind groundbreaking and much-loved strategy games like Civilization, turned out not only to have the title that fans of his games hoped it would, but also...
GTA IV's Liberty City is still the best virtual city ever made
The newbie's guide to buying Formula 1 models
Searching for God in Starfield
Resident Evil HD Remaster (PS4) retrospective
BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea (PC) retrospective
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life (PS4) retrospective
Resident Evil 2 Remake (PS4) retrospective
Formula 1 97 (PS1) retrospective
How to run a half marathon (better)
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (Xbox 360) retrospective
The Sims (PC) retrospective
BioShock Infinite (PC) retrospective
Fable (PC) retrospective
Pro Evolution Soccer 5 (PS2) Master League retrospective