Close Combat: Gateway to Caen shows the age of the game engine, but hey! It still works pretty well. [Oct 2014]

Spymaster is a rare gem in the manager genre. It’s tactical and engaging and the audiovisual style hits the mark perfectly. It’s also well executed free to play game, that can be played without spending a dime. [Oct 2014]

The fifth and final DLC falls short on its promise to add a sense of futuristic warfare to Battlefield 4. Final Stand is not a total loss, though, as the new maps are quite good. [Dec 2014]

A delightful if a bit simplistic retro RPG that’s best enjoyed with a friend. [Dec 2014]

Legions of Ashworld is a decent Lords of Midnight -clone, which is quite rare. The strategy part works quite nicely, but the lore is a dullish affair. The world map holds too much exact information, so you end up spending a lot of time there. [Jan 2015]

Warhammer’s competitor makes a nice debut. [Feb 2015]

ALTeR is a tactical combat game with an interesting mixture of turn-based and RTS elements. It's a kind of cleverly modernized Battleship game. The story is boring, though. [March 2015]

A refreshing new take on traditional turn based war games. Instead of micromanagement, Red Storm focuses on high level decision making. [June 2015]

Endless Legends: Guardians surprises with good campaign narrative and good design, except for battle system, which is too simplistic and boring. [Aug 2015]

Pike and Shot: Campaigns adds campaign mode to the 17th century battlefield simulator, now Pike and Shot has a game in it too. [Sept 2015]

Planetary Annihilations: TITANS resembles the game PA should have been at release. [Oct 2015]

Attack of the Alien Robot Monsters is a fun tower defense game. It is more complicated than it looks: keeping game idea simple doesn’t mean players have to be stupid. [Dec 2015]

Oppressive, intriguing adventure from the nineties dives head first into the dark soul of humanity. [March 2016]

Infra is rough around the edges, but the intensely atmospheric locations more than make up for some shortcomings in puzzle design and (especially) storytelling. [March 2016]

Graviteam Tactics: Mius-Front's look captures the brutality, realism and looks of a WW2 battlefield. But first you must survive the learning curve. [Apr 2016]

Eterium is a lovingly made tribute to Wing Commander. The combat itself is kind of fun fast paced action, but the audiovisual side is mostly so bad that it really detracts from the experience – and I still think that the original Wing Commander looks kind of nice. [Apr 2016]

A passable roguelite in space. The burden of being a mobile game port shows up in its lack of depth and simplicity. [Apr 2016]

Enchanting experience, but short. [Aug 2016]

Order of Battle game mechanics suit the fighting on the Finnish front of WW2 well, allowing proper use of motti -tactics. Though the scenarios are good, the AI makes the Finns’ war effort too easy, and the historical accuracy, along with the finishing touches, is so-so. [Sept 2016]

A fast, compact and deadly (to bunnies) platformer with competent speedrunning aspects. Requires mad skillz. [Sept 2016]

This mystery game about memory simulation is at first intriguing, but it quickly reveals itself to be only a beautifully detailed surface with little substance underneath. Even multiple endings do not help the story, because search for them offers mostly repetition and false leads. [Oct 2016]