IG writes: "At the moment we are in the real economy a mess of things, it's a relief to games to show how things should be. The concept of making your own society has been a formula for success: build your own city maintain a balanced economy and watch your self-created society flourishes. And to hear such a success formula not really work on. Blue Byte did that with his flagship The Settlers. Innovation was trump, but it came with part five and six but not quite nice, with dissatisfaction of the fans as a result. Stop refresh? No, there was not really for the developer. In The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom is again a daring leap of faith."
Chillopedia: Strategy games hold particular importance for the gaming community as these type of games involve a lot of thinking and require wit to outsmart the enemy. And that’s exactly what makes them so exciting. The feeling of outsmarting another person or even AI is heavenly for any gamer.
Not a bad article, although the list contains two turn-based strategy games, which are _not_ RTS titles.
Warcraft 2 was my all time favorite.
I remember many days spent skipping school and playing multilayer on HEAT.net
Anyone remember the legendary Dune II? Such a great game and I wish they would make a new Dune RTS.
Too right, half the games on that list, including the 'crafts', owe most of their gameplay mechanics to the venerable Dune 2. It's a bit of an ommission, actually, given the list is so nostalgia-based.
Command & Conquer Zero Hour is my most favourite strategy games next to warcraft 3. Wish blizzard would make warcraft 4
Day two of Ubisoft Week on Steam has arrived, and today we’ve got some great deals across the RUSE. franchise and a big 50% off The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom.
The offers are for RUSE, RUSE – The Chimera Pack (DLC), RUSE – The Pack of The Rising Sun (DLC) and the Deluxe Gold Edition of The Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom.
All theses offers are available for 24 hours only and will expire tomorrow, so take advantage of them while you can.
Ubisoft have announced the release of a new patch for Settlers 7: Paths to a Kingdom, introducing a new cooperative mode available for all players. Along with this patch release, Ubisoft also announced the availability of a new DLC pack.
