It's official - we're getting a new mainline Command & Conquer game, and we couldn't be happier about it.
This marvellous expansion of the game's core industrial mechanics is one of Cities: Skylines' biggest DLC packs yet.
There are Command and Conquer remastered editions coming, and we know two things about them - a CNC3-style interface, and no microtransactions.
The new engine sounds like good news all around, and will bring lots of streamlining when it comes to actually developing 4X games for Paradox.
The title makes more sense when you know exactly what's up, really.
Developers describe said DLC as one of the most in-depth expansions released yet, and with new free content on the way as well, there's much to look forward to.
Despite the recent "controversy", Creative Assembly denies there have been any changes made to Total War Rome II female generals spawn rates.
Hey, remember that highly realistic top-down SWAT-themed planning strategy? Yeah, imagine that, but as a ridiculously pulpy sidescroller.
This special new CS: GO client allows players to fiddle with certain features of the base game at no cost at all.
Paradox have just published their financial report for the period from January to June 2018, and things are definitely looking good for them. Here's a short...