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Warhammer 40k takes to the spaceways with the strategic Battlefleet Gothic: Armada.

Slashing its way onto PC and consoles later this fall, comes a new real time strategy game from Mimimi Productions and Daedalic Entertainment titled, Shadow Tactics – Blades of Shogun. Set in in the year 1615, players will control a group of rebel samurai as they look to restore their …

The Orks fleet might not be too pretty, but it gets the job done.

The eye of terror has opened and Warhammer 40k’s gods of Chaos are surging over the Gothic sector in Battlefleet Gothic: Armada.

Behold the story behind the first video game outing for Games Workshop’s now retired Battlefleet Gothic tabletop game.

Ground-based doesn’t usually fit with the name Homeworld, but Deserts of Kharak introduces just that, and looks pretty great.

The Imperium of Man stretches across the cool vastness of the void…

Check out the Super Weapons of the three factions in Eugen Systems’ newest RTS Act of Aggression with this explosive trailer.

The US Army figures into Eugen Systems’ upcoming RTS Act of Aggression in a big way, serving as one of the game’s three factions.

Old school gameplay meets some new RTS ideas in Etherium.

From KOEI TEMCO Europe, comes the troop command action title, Bladestorm: Nightmare. Bladestorm: Nightmare takes place during The Hundred Years war. Players will start off as a mercenary for hire. Choose between the British forces or the French forces and prepare to battle in one of the bloodiest wars in …

If you’re into games like Command & Conquer, then you’re going to want to get a look at the new trailer for Act of Aggression. The game’s got some old school RTS gameplay surrounding new ideas.

The latest in Sega and Creative Assembly’s Total War series, Attila, lays siege to the PC. 

The 22 year old RTS game is available for our price point of choice: free!

Nowhere near as silly as the name implies, Grey Goo is an RTS in the classic mold, and that’s not a bad thing.

Petroglyph’s newest is a throwback RTS with some pretty awesome, well, Goo.