Tag: Military

Curse of Baghdad pits modern soldiers against the horrors of ancient Mesopotamia in a tense top-down shooter with a distinctive premise. Its blend of tactical gunplay, brutal melee combat and supernatural bosses is intriguing, although its compact campaign leaves little room for error.

Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts delivers a deeply rewarding naval strategy experience in which engineering ingenuity and tactical judgement determine the fate of mighty warships. Its demanding systems and occasional campaign frustrations cannot quite sink an otherwise engrossing simulation of the golden age of naval power.

With breathtaking skies, explosive dogfights, a cinematic campaign and the biggest online offering the series has seen, ACE COMBAT 8 proves that sometimes the best place to experience aerial warfare is firmly in the clouds, missile warning screaming.

Angle Of Attack delivers a colourful burst of old-school aerial arcade action, combining fast 2D dogfights, varied targets and retro pixel charm into a lightweight shooter that knows how to have fun.

The Viking Sagas adds another memorable chapter to Age of Empires II, featuring three distinctive civilisations, superb campaigns, and Harald Hardrada's extraordinary journey from exiled prince to the last great Viking conqueror.

A versatile Soviet bundle that packs three very different Rank IV vehicles, useful Premium bonuses and plenty of battlefield flexibility into a substantial armoured package.

A hugely ambitious warfare sandbox where three teams, persistent cash, custom loadouts, vehicles, destruction and genuine player freedom combine to make every battle a wonderfully unpredictable military playground.

FEROCIOUS turns a dangerous island into a playground of guns, dinosaurs and glorious chaos, giving players the freedom to choose whether to fight the wildlife or let it do the fighting for them.

Toaplan Arcade Garage: Flying Fire Shark proves that great shoot ’em up design does not need bells and whistles. With two legendary Toaplan classics, superb preservation, and some of the best training tools around, this is arcade history that still knows how to bite.

Gallipoli: Second Expedition may not reinvent BlackMill Games' brutal WW1 shooter, but its carefully crafted uniforms, authentic equipment and expanded soldier customisation lend welcome personality and historical flavour to the Ottoman Front.