Tag: Historical

A clever twist on the samurai formula, Paths of Fight: Samurai turns every battlefield into a test of logic, patience and precision, offering a satisfying collection of feudal Japanese puzzles.

With two wonderfully contrasting civilisations and a revitalised co-operative Crucible, Raiders of the North gives Age of Empires IV a fresh strategic edge and plenty of reasons to return to battle.

Nine expansions, countless racing possibilities and a journey through the evolving history of open-wheel motorsport make this an outstanding addition for Formula Legends fans.

With its emphasis on authentic formations, battlefield morale and the preservation of veteran regiments, Veterans: Napoleonic Wars offers a promising Early Access strategy experience in which every command could change the course of history.

With charming historical romances, supernatural mischief, and wonderfully intimate voice work, Meiji Tokyo Renka: Twilight Kiss is a heartfelt return for fans who are not ready to say goodbye to its unforgettable cast.

Hunter's Moon turns seventeenth-century witch-hunting into a tense, atmospheric fight for survival, using stealth, whispered village secrets and the cruelty of ordinary people to create folk horror that cuts far deeper than any supernatural monster.

Crusader Kings III: Chapter IV promises a bold new era of dynastic drama, spanning the shifting survival politics of the Great Steppe and the vast empires of Asia, with ambition enough to reshape the world of medieval grand strategy.

Wolfsschanze: Operation Götterdämmerung delivers old-school World War II action inside one of history's most notorious military strongholds, but its straightforward combat and limited ambition keep it from being a truly memorable assault.

Jimbaori: The Ōnin War offers samurai sword fights, stealth and a fascinating historical backdrop, but its straightforward action and underexplored story leave the rise and fall of Hideyoshi underdeveloped, short of its full dramatic potential.

Once Upon A KATAMARI brings the series' gloriously absurd charm back to the cosmos, blending time-travel stages, satisfying rolling mechanics and a wonderfully eccentric soundtrack. It may not reinvent the formula, but its playful spirit and irresistible sense of scale make it a welcome return.