PC Archives - Page 4 of 4

World Of Warcraft Battle For Azeroth: The Kotaku Review

“Well, it’s more of the same” is generally my answer when people ask me how I’m enjoying World of Warcraft’s seventh paid expansion, Battle for Azeroth. Then I spend several minutes explaining why that’s not a bad thing. Blizzard has spent the past six years transforming World of Warcraft from a tired massively multiplayer online…

By Mike Fahey Published September 4, 2018

ReviewsPC

Spy Party: The Kotaku Early Access Review

Someone is a spy and you need to take them out. There’s only thirty seconds left for them to bug the ambassador and complete their mission. You see movement out of the corner of your eye? Is that balding man reaching towards the ambassador’s pocket? You take the shot and the party goers scream. Over…

Gita Jackson & Heather Alexandra Published April 20, 2018

ReviewsPC

Into The Breach: The Kotaku Review

Into the Breach is a game about the accumulation of small decisions, good or bad. It’s a game that never lets you forget your past runs, especially your failures. Into the Breach is made by Subset Games, the studio behind 2012’s FTL, the hit strategy game that charged players with keeping a spaceship in flight…

By Riley MacLeod Published February 27, 2018

ReviewsPC

Civilization VI: Rise and Fall: The Kotaku Review

It took Civilization V two full expansions to become the classic it’s regarded as today. Civilization VI is halfway there. While my 2016 review of Civ VI was glowing, it did come with the historical reservation that Civilization games are so big, and their design process so ever-evolving, that they’re rarely a masterpiece from the…

By Luke Plunkett Published February 7, 2018

ReviewsPC

Crusader Kings II: The Kotaku Re-Review

Looking back at one of the greatest PC strategy games of all time

By Luke Plunkett Published November 16, 2017

ReviewsPC

Total War: Warhammer 2: The Kotaku Review

Let’s keep this simple: Total War: Warhammer was a very good strategy game. Total War: Warhammer 2 is better. The game continues Creative Assembly’s tradition of building on the release of a new Total War with a sort of semi-sequel. In the past we’ve seen a bunch of these, from Napoleon (following Empire) to Attila…

By Luke Plunkett Published September 28, 2017