Well, it's official. Colossal Order is jumping ship from the Cities: Skylines II disaster. Paradox is handing the wreckage over to a new studio. This can't be good.

Your Roman empire keeps collapsing, and it's not your fault. Here's how to fix the constant D3D12 crashes that are plaguing the Anno 117 launch.

My new Anno 117 addiction launches tomorrow, and it's a spreadsheet with trees. Before you start, learn the golden rule to avoid going bankrupt: Build Wide, Not High.

Welcome to Whiskerwood, Governor. Your job is to keep your mice alive and pay off your cat boss. Here’s how to not get your charter revoked on day one.

It's finally time. Anno 117: Pax Romana unlocks this week. Here are the exact preload and launch times you need to know, plus that giant 117 GB file size.

I loved the first Reus, and the sequel is better in every way. Reus 2 is a chill, beautiful, and deceptively deep god game that's all about strategic tile placement.

Okay, you know the basics of DSS 2. You're not starving (yet). Now let's talk about actually making your kingdom efficient, automated, and ready for war.

Just started DSS 2 and everyone's already starving? Yeah, happens a lot. Here’s my guide to surviving the brutal early game without rage quitting.

So you're the King now. Bad news: monsters want you dead every night. Worse news: your workers are useless. Here's how to survive Super Fantasy Kingdom.

Finally, a game that feels like Majesty's true heir. Lessaria nails the indirect control chaos, but is it just nostalgia bait or something more? Let's dig in.

Lessaria looks cozy, but it'll chew you up if you don't play smart. Here's my beginner's guide on how to manage your gold, your idiot heroes, and actually survive.

Tired of watching your Lessaria heroes faceplant because you're broke? Gold runs this damn kingdom. Here’s my no-nonsense guide to filling your treasury and actually surviving.

Forget game keys, Ubisoft is sending out statues taller than the streamers themselves for Anno 117. Let's take a look at these ridiculous (and awesome) promotional pieces.

Kaiserpunk sold us the dream of a deep, alternate-history city builder. The reality is a frustrating, and bafflingly designed mess that feels more like an early prototype than a finished game, even now.