Dawn of War 2 made a bold shift away from the scale of the first game. It dropped base building and huge armies and replaced them with a cluster of upgradeable units with skill trees and armour slots.

Where modern games such as “Risk” reduce the complicated mechanics from those early games to make them easier to play, tabletop games like "Warhammer 40,000" lean into complicated mechanics and ...

Build Your Own Horror Game Bundle: Get 3 Games For $3. Pick from a catalog that includes Tesla vs Lovecraft, Deadlight, Let Them Come, and other great indies.

Disney Interactive's upcoming multiplayer game, Star Wars: Attack Squadrons, will soon hit the Internet. Fans can sign up to test it out. Build your own starship with new 'Star Wars' combat game ...

Over at Fanatical, you can grab up to seven PC games for as little as $1.43 each with the Build Your Own Trinity bundle deal. The bundle comes in three options, starting at $5 for three games ...

Battlefield 1’s creators want you to make your own war stories. by Rich McCormick. Sep 28, 2016, 2:52 PM UTC ... we always need to make a Battlefield game first,” he explains.

The Build your Own Adventure bundle is available until Monday April 21 via Fanatical. You'll pay $1.66 / £1.66 per game if you buy three or more, $1.60 / £1.60 per game for five or more, or $1. ...

Warhammer 40,000 Space Marines Primaris Intercessors | $60.00 $53.13 on Amazon Save $7.80 - While we have seen the price on this box dip to as low as $47.75, that was more than a year ago. $53.13 ...

Fanatical's offering a Build Your Own Capcom Bundle that features an excellent variety of games for PC players, from Resident Evil 7 to Devil May Cry 5 and more.

We're eight years out from Fallout 4, but the process of plonking down habitats and mining rigs on the games' fifty bajillion planets didn't feel much different to building tin sheds for the ...

My own War Chiefs’ specialties ... This is a game where you really do make your own luck. That said, it's not always good luck. Take my version of that final battle for instance.

In the war game "Down Range," Marine units can check out "kits" with dice, rules sheets and 3D-printed pieces that resemble different formations, from Marines' own units to enemy equipment.