Recent reviews by Raven

So much better than Carrier Command: Gaia Mission.

The AI actually works and unit pathing is much improved.

I recommend reading the manual rather than playing the tutorial though, it's a lot clearer.

It's more of a horror film than a game.

The game play is entirely on rails with zero interaction with the characters or choices. The mini games are quick time events or memory games.

The story starts out interesting, but is mainly a series of flashing lights, creepy sounds, and a shallow plot.

Simple, tedious, and unengaging. It feels more like a mobile game than anything else.

There's very little context provided, and the tool tips are basically worthless.

A brilliant way to experience the "what-if" scenarios of the first half of the 20th century.

The AI can't stand up to a good player, but single player is interesting nonetheless.

The best recent real time strategy game.

A strong successor to games like Supreme Commander.

An excellent sandbox and physics game. A tad like minecraft in some ways, except that it's in space and all blocks are subject to physics. In addition, there are several parts that can be activated, doors, gravity generators, weapons, mining tools and of course, engines. With the advent of multiplayer, there are sure to be some rather exciting battles with player made ships and weapon systems.