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Recent content by Duke2010

  1. RTS Planetary Annihilation: Titans Released

    I Agree 100%. They really missed an opportunity because on paper this should have been the next big thing. You are totally right when it comes to the different planets. They wasted it.

  2. Incline Train Fever - OpenTTD/CS's Locomotion style game. Majestic incline.

    Never seen this before, looks really interesting. I watched the in game video on their site, it looks really easy to place track and stops. Its £20 on Steam now, I will give this game a go.

  3. RTS Planetary Annihilation: Titans Released

    Yep that's about right..

  4. RTS Planetary Annihilation: Titans Released

    I had this on beta. I like the concept but the game art killed it for me. All of the units look the same! Once you get up to any size it all becomes a nightmare to see whats going on, having to refer to the icons to tell what a unit is for. Also from what I know they made a lot of effort to...

  5. Nice article about The Settlers 2 at Eurogamer

    Ah cool, you guys are on it already ;) Its something new but still doesn't top Settlers 2, I don't think anything will! I still play Settlers 2 on my tablet through an emulator. Top game of all time.

  6. Nice article about The Settlers 2 at Eurogamer

    Settlers 2 was my favorite. Managing paths was part of the fun but that wasn't the only thing that made it the best. From Settlers 3 onwards you had direct control of the army units. Having that control changed the game as you could do the usual RTS tricks of building up a huge army and rushing...

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