If Europa Universalis IV had “Ages of Discovery” and “Golden Eras,” Europa Universalis V builds on that with its own set of ages, or eras that rewrite how your nation functions, defining the technologies you … Read more
Formable nations are alternate country identities you can unlock in Europa Universalis V by meeting cultural, religious, and/or territorial conditions. When formed, they replace your current nation tag and usually raise your rank, for example, … Read more
Resonance Solstice blends deck-based combat, train management, and trading simulation into one strangely addictive package (and yes, I agree that all the in-game art has a role to play here). Either way, apart from the … Read more
Resonance Solstice is a PC and mobile RPG by Ujoy Games that mixes real-time card combat with life on the rails: you crew up, run the Eternal train, trade between cities, and clear tactical fights … Read more
Ready for some useful codes for Resonance Solstice? I’m here to share the updated list of in-game codes that you can redeem for various freebies and goodies that will help you progress faster. This list … Read more
You fire up a game you want to play with your friends, excited to jump in, and instead, you get the dreaded “Failed to Open Descriptor File” error message that hits harder than a headshot … Read more
I absolutely love Super Fantasy Kingdom – and I’m not a guy who falls for roguelikes or roguelites easily. But here, I love everything from the visuals to the game’s complexity and charm. And today, … Read more
The Phoenix was the first boss in Super Fantasy Kingdom that I had trouble defeating. But, after a few tries – and all with various heroes – I managed to take it out with Rickard, … Read more
In the roguelite city-builder Super Fantasy Kingdom, unit selection plays a major role in whether your run survives the mid-game waves and claws into the late cycle, or if it fails miserably early on. Today, … Read more
The Werewolf, Jester, and Gremlin are three of the most difficult units to unlock in the game – not necessarily because of the requirements per se, but because the requirements themselves are very cryptic. Today, … Read more