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I remembered the time I played the city builder game, everything was going well until something happened by mistake and the economy crashed. So if you are able to build one, that’s a great achievement.

I don't even follow plenty of podcasts as I use to. There is no time for that again 😅 between work and other things I am engaged in, I only have a little time. But I used to listen to some gaming discussions before, especially when I want to hear deeper analysis. The problem is that some...

Change in ownership can go either way. Sometimes new people come in and improve everything, sometimes they destroy what was already working. I’ve seen blogs and platforms change like that before. At first you would think that better things are comimg, next thing, the quality would drop. But I...

This debate is not even close for me. Star Wars has more cultural weight. Even people that has never watch it hear about lightsabers and “the force.” Star Trek is good, no doubt, but it's not has popular as Star Wars. Without sentiment, Star Wars win this one.

Star Wars horror actually sounds interesting 😅 because that universe is too serious sometimes. Adding a little fear element can give it a new life. But knowing what they can do, I feel they could overcomplicate things.

I don't even rush upcoming movies again like before. That excitement has reduce a lot 😅 . The last time I was hyped for one film, I even counted days, only to watch it and regret it. Now, I just calm down. If the reviews are good, I’ll check it. If not, I move.

Some underrated movies are quite interesting. I watched one random film one night and it shocked me. There were no big actors, no hype, but the story was clean. Sometimes those low-budget films nail it.

Death Stranding movie? I haven't watched it. This can either be a masterpiece or complete confusion 😅 that game itself is not something everybody even understand completely. If it was rushed, it would flop. But if they take their time and keep that deep, strange storytelling, it can work.

I went to the cinema last week. The ticket price alone nearly made me go back home 😭 I watched one hyped movie and honestly I was disappointed too. Not even up to 5/10. The story just felt rushed, like they don't even try to build anything meaningful.

Strategy games always become more interesting when factions play completely differently. Back in the days of Heroes of Might and Magic III each faction forced you to change tactics and that's the beauty of the game.

Adding more factions is always good news for strategy fans. The problem with many campaign games is that after a while every playthrough starts feeling the same.

This kind of tactical game fits handheld systems perfectly honestly. And any strategy games that show the reality of war instead of making it flashy always feel more serious to play.

That mechanics sounds interesting. Many strategy games forget that managing people is harder than managing buildings. This will let players balance risk and survival. For me, that's a very interesting concept

Steam sales can lure you especially if you love strategy games. You could enter the store thinking you’ll buy one title, next thing your cart already has five games because everything suddenly looks cheap.

For pure tactical thinking, I still respect the Panzer Corps honestly. One wrong positioning can destroy your entire offensive line. What I love about those games is that they teach patience. Unlike fast RTS battles, turn-based war games can punish you for making a careless decisions. If you...

Releasing source code for a classic franchise is a big deal. Communities can keep old games alive even longer than developers sometimes. Modders already did amazing work with Command & Conquer Remastered Collection tools. So, giving the community deeper access means fans can experiment and...

For me, I think it’s Falling Frontier. Most RTS games focus only on combat but this one adds scouting and logistics properly. The strategy games feel deeper when information is limited. That kind of style is unique.

Freezing the oceans just to drive armies across sounds like proper RTS game. That kind of style have always fascinated me since the days of Supreme Commander. The environmental mechanics can completely change the battlefield. Imagine controlling the weather to trap your enemy armies or block the...

This one has been on my list for a while now. Logistics in space warfare is something most games ignore completely. This is because the supply chains decide the real wars more than those flashy weapons. Games like Homeworld touched logistics lightly but not this deep. If Falling Frontier...

I didn’t play them randomly at all. I started straight with StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty first because the story naturally flows from there. Playing them out of order would just cause a terrible confusion.