Latest Review: Kingpin: Life Of Crime
"Get to know the population - mothers, kids, street punks, winos, vigilantes, cops, feds, shop keeps, and many others - some will help, while other shoot first and ask questions later. Watch enemies and allies with neural net-based AI behave like real humans, right down to displaying pity or vengeance, heroics or cowardice. Leaders coordinate large groups, and teams work together instead of shooting each other in the back. Buy and sell items through a system of intelligent pawnshops that set the street value for everything from polished heaters to scrap metal..." Read The Review
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Latest Interview: Pharoah
Build fleets of transport ships and galleys to defend your waterways. When your enemies get too near, ram their ships and sink them! Also build towers and walls to defend your cities against invaders armed with battering rams and catapults, or lead your Chariot Warriors straight into battle, slashing everything in their path! Build some of the greatest monuments ever known, including the Great Pyramids, the Sphinx and the Temple of Luxor. Build Carpentry lodges, Bricklayer lodges and Stonemason lodges to construct these massive edifices block by block. These are just some of the features in Impressions Software latest project Pharoah. Read our interview and look at what we found out about this new and upcoming game.Read The Interview
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Random Feature: Bugs in games, a big Problem?
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"One of the most unfortunate trends of late has been that of so-called “buggy games.” It seems that more and more, companies are setting release dates, and making that issue concrete. If the game is not finished, well, that’s too bad. They ship it anyway. The problem is, the companies are only hurting themselves. Allow me to explain..." Read The Editorial
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