Tag Archives: Focus Home

From the super-strong, to the swift and agile, having a star player on your squad in Blood Bowl 2 can make all the difference between a cakewalk of a season and a slog. Be warned though, they come at a hefty price.

Stabbings, beatings, kicks to the face… I must be talking about the Dark Elves in Cyanide Studio’s upcoming Blood Bowl sequel.

Streum On’s take on the classic Games Workshop tabletop title is looking dark, claustrophobic, and filled with menace. So, pretty good then!

The first game to feature ship-to-ship, large scale conflicts in the Warhammer 40k universe, Battlefleet Gothic: Armada is looking pretty nice in this new teaser.

The next adaptation of Games Workshop’s tabletop Blood Bowl game is almost here.

Focus Home and Rogue Factor’s new turn-based RPG based in the Warhammer universe is shaping up nicely.

Combine the cheesiest B-Movie dialogue and forced humor, and bundle that together in a rail shooter release and what do you get? You get Viktor Kalvachev’s Blue Estate.

A big bad Focus Home publisher sale is happening right now on Steam with some pretty terrific deals on older stuff, and the company’s catalog leading right up to Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments and Styx: Master of Shadows.

Styx: Master of Shadows stalks his prize this week. The little thief…

The world’s greatest consulting detective is back in a brand new adventure, powered by a brand new engine.

The revitalization of Frogwares’ Sherlock Holmes series arrives this week on PC and consoles.

There’s a valuable lesson to learn in the newest trailer for the stealth/action game Styx: Master of Shadows. That being, stealth = life.

Embrace the shadows, reveal your past… and get all stabby-stabby.

Disguises and false identities lead to all new choices for cracking cases for the consulting detective.

Atmospheric and moody, with more of Sherlock Holmes’ tricks and skills than ever before seen in a game, Frogwares’ latest is looking anything but elementary.

Spiders’ followup to the ambitious Mars War Logs ups the ante, but doesn’t quite break into the land of top tier RPGs.