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  1. Company of Heroes 2 Code red. To every eager foot soldier - SEGA has now stepped forth to officially signal the much-awaited fielding of real-time strategy game Company of Heroes 2, so to those of you who managed to keep their cool in anticipation of the sequel can now fully warm up to the action on offer and have a blast with this title. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6231/news-thumbnail_company_of_heroes_2_rls_bnr.jpg Relic Entertainment's Company of Heroes 2 and a veritable boatload of accompanying DLC packs and period faction Skins can now be purchased alone or bundled via the game's Steam page. But, in the true spirit of the forces you'll command, it stops not here, as conveyed in the press release: May it indeed be so and not one step back!
  2. Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm The brood rejoices. It need not be uttered, for all Cerebrates and Overminds across the galaxy know it, but this day spawns forth a mighty new addition to the hive in the form of Starcraft II: Heart of the Swarm. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5878/news-thumbnail_starcraft_2_heart_o_t_storm_rls_bnr.jpg The world-wide invasion has begun, everywhere there are Standard, Collector and Digital Deluxe editions. To the ultimate glory of the collective, grow in your knowledge of them and all there is to conquer, in the official press release and preview guide.
  3. Time to go weapons hot. Tensions have reached unprecedented heights and all you've really got is an hour to tip the scales of power in your favour in Alina Digital's just released real-time strategy wargame The Cold War Era. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4WXMr-4KAQ The melting point features: Before you reach for your launch codes, it might be a good idea to read the game manual (direct link). Then, if you feel the time is right, move to condition red and purchase this title at the official site.
  4. XCOM: Enemy Unknown Wooooooohoo! It's finally here!! Eighteen years after its predecessor a new XCOM: Enemy Unknown has finally been released to the slavering, pitchfork wielding masses of eagerly awaiting fans. It truly is history in the making for the series and absolutely a day for celebration! http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5413/news-thumbnail_xcom_eu_bkgrnd.jpg Of all the possible futures, of all the possible outcomes, we could have hardly asked for more than to get XCOM revived by none other than Sid Meier's strategy gaming powerhouse, Firaxis. But we think it also can and should be said, without any doubt, that, in the end, what really makes or breaks a series are we, its fans, as has been continually evidenced throughout these many years, right here at StrategyCore, by the longstanding, enduring dedication to these great games. We are therefore extremely happy to report this new entry has just been released in the US, and in just a few more days (by October 12th), it shall likewise be unleashed upon the rest of the world. Jake Solomon, if you can hear us: All your game is now belong to us! Thank you! You've heard it here - the invasion has begun! Good luck Commander!!
  5. OpenXcom It's right on the dot. Now that we have the latest version of OpenXcom out there we'll show them aliens just whose turf this is, who is in command and who gets to bloody mutilate cows around here. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6088/news-thumbnail_openxcom_updt_v09_bnr.jpg From the OpenXCom developer labs the following communiqué arrived: They're getting chirpy too at OpenXcom's HQ with a revamped website, a new twitter account and a vivacious account of the veritable deluge of fixes and improvements this new build brings. We do think you can't yet capture a live Muton Commander, but the way things are going we daresay you shouldn't be too surprised to find one in containment one of these days...
  6. Commander: The Great War Commander – The Great War is upon us. After an extensive period of beta testing this latest entry in the Commander series of turn-based strategy games has The Lordz Games Studio endeavouring, as usual, to provide us with a quality release. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2oWdJLTP_o There's a lot to look forward to here, such as: Beyond these there are many other new features and a brand new engine under the hood which even supports widescreen resolutions for maximum hex coverage. Multiplayer is also present, with Slitherine's special PBEM++ system in place. Also, about 94 years ago hostilities ended in World War I, with the red Flemish Poppy and Le Bleuet de France as the symbol for Remembrance Day and, in memory of the date, themed wallpapers were deposited for download here (direct link). The game is available for purchase in digital format now, from Matrix Games and Slitherine, while physical copies are expected to start shipping on the 22nd of November. If you'd like to hear a little more about this title and how it plays you can do so by having a look at Strategy Prime's recent preview here.
  7. Decisive Campaigns: Case Blue Decisive Campaigns: Case Blue is go. This impressively deep turn-based grand strategy game has just been fielded, which means you can now finally take full charge of all operational matters. https://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5111/news-thumbnail_decisive_cmpgns_case_blue_rls_bnr.jpg To aid you in getting your bearings there are presently a couple of fresh AARs online: - one at Armchair General where the game's designer himself, Mr.Victor Reijkersz, plays the short Case Blue campaign scenario versus beta tester Jacco van Weert (Soviets vs Germans) - another, at The Wargamer, where beta tester Mark Hemns shares his experiences with the pre-release version of the game, playing as the Axis forces against the Soviet AI The game is available at the Matrix Games HQ here or at the Slitherine camp here.
  8. No more dragging. Things went into motion and now no quarters are held as Knuckle Cracker's recently released and latest real-time strategy extravaganza, Creeper World III: Arc Eternal, promises us nothing less than the onset of carpal tunnel. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zM-SZscFQZ4 Here's a more ponderous look at the features: Currently both a demo and the full game are available at the official site, the latter for a price of course.
  9. Conflict of Heroes: Awakening the Bear! It has been spotted. The first, the very first, expansion to World War 2 tactical wargame Conflict of Heroes: Awakening the Bear which was rumored to arrive by late May has now been released. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6206/news-thumbnail_conflict_of_heroes_ghost_divisions_rls_bnr.jpg In a two-pronged move the expansion has been released alongside the v1.30 update for the base game, the effects of which can be perused here. Swift acquisition of Ghost Divisions can be achieved at the Slitherine or Matrix Games divisional headquarters.
  10. Get yourself some serious machinery. You'll never survive otherwise in Isotope 244's recently released real-time strategy offering Machines at War 3 where mega units clash momentously, ICBMs are launched to forward ultimate obliteration and through it all must you stand, victorious. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFEyOIH19Kk Highlights: The game can now be purchased at the official site and a precision-machined demo (direct link) is there too to be put to the test this very computing cycle, so let the warring initiate.
  11. An era of new discoveries begins. Interestingly by turning back the clock technologically and having you experiencing a different part of Distant Worlds' history with the just-released third epansion, ominously named Shadows. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6132/news-thumbnail_distant_worlds_shadows_rls_bnr.jpg Other novelties include an enhanced AI, improved graphical engine and new modding possibilities. To celebrate the launch of the expansion a special promotion lasting until the 5th of July has been announced, with bundle discounts for newcomers and benefits for existing fans as per the announcement here. Shadows can be comfortably purchased at either the Slitherine or Matrix Games' online compounds. Want to take a peek before engaging? Check out video AAR series for a look through the wormhole.
  12. Gratuitous Space Battles Expanding your capabilities could be dangerous. Especially if you belong to The Outcasts, the cybernetically enhanced stars of the show in Gratuitous Space Battles' just released new DLC. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8Ok_016BPE They have been cast away for it and, in the end, didn't take it too kindly: What they bring to the table: All told, expect to find ten new ships, six new ship equipment modules and two new scenarios in the package. Did the above titillate your sensors? Well then, adjust your implants for maximum speed and scurry on over to Steam as there's a launch discount of 20% off lasting until January 18th.
  13. Cortex Command Cortex Command has been fielded. Version 1.0 of Data Realms' long-in-the-making strategy game is finally here to feed your brains with its potent mix of real-time tactical battles and overarching turn-based strategy layer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6NGBGwtwpk Here's a little background to wrap your synapses around: There's plenty of room to make full use of your smarts, either solo versus the fiendish AI or in multiplayer, with 4-player co-op or against each other and AI. There are built-in editors and you can mod things pretty easily as the engine was reportedly made to be simple to mod from the get go. In case only visual stimuli does it for you, try this extensive . Another sharpish move might be to purchase the game now, as it's currently enjoying a 10% discount in leading digital retailers like GamersGate and Steam.
  14. Legends of War: Patton's Campaign Become legend leading the Third U.S. Army. In HISTORY: Legends of War, you have the privilege of assuming the role of the charismatic General George S. Patton, at the height of World War II, and so making the decisions that count in this historical strategy game. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5872/news-thumbnail_legends_of_war_patton.jpg Highlights: The game is now out in both boxed and digital form (the latter via Matrix Games or Slitherine) in North America and Europe, with the exception of Germany where it is expected to be available come April.
  15. John Tiller's Squad Battles: First World War Squad Battles: First World War was spotted breaking formation. This latest entry in John Tiller's series of turn-based strategy games transports us to the days where great armies were brought to bear to frequently dire consequences but also important developments. http://www.x-com.co.uk/site/assets/files/5513/news-thumbnail_john_tillers_squad_battles_fww_scr00.jpg http://www.x-com.co.uk/site/assets/files/5513/news-thumbnail_john_tillers_squad_battles_fww_scr01.jpg http://www.x-com.co.uk/site/assets/files/5513/news-thumbnail_john_tillers_squad_battles_fww_scr02.jpg Features: As you head out to the front be sure to grab your gas mask and secure your copy of the game here.
  16. The time is 323 BC. A great ruler perishes after having amassed a vast empire the likes of which the world had rarely seen or would indeed see again. The opportunity so arises for you to carve out a good portion of it for yourself, in Ancient Warfare: Diadochoi Wars, a recently released Paul Bruffell game. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6330/news-thumbnail_ancient_warfare_diodochoi_wars_rls_bnr.jpg Find out by visiting the official HPS Simulations site here.
  17. Ready thyself. Cast your eyes towards the horizon, for there you'll spot a grand opportunity to return to Arthurian times and in which you are to stand your ground and cater to the well-being of your people - we speak of course of the troubled but legendary epoch chosen as the setting of Games Distillery's medieval real-time strategy game Citadels. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWoA2k1Ge0U Features: For screenshots and extra information check out the official site here. The game is now available through a number of retail outlets, including Steam, where it is enjoying a launch discount of 10% off until the 2nd of August. You might want to hold fast for just a little longer though as word from the developers is that a first important update for the game will be available today on Steam, to correct minor UI issues and bring a number of other assorted fixes (including a crash on startup some people are experiencing).
  18. Panzer Corps They are bringing out the Wunderwaffen. Just when you thought the fighting was at an end, the last of the Grand Campaign series of content packs for Panzer Corps is brought to bear by Matrix Games and Slitherine for a magnificent finale in GC '45 West. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5839/news-thumbnail_panzer_corps_grnd_cmpgn_45_west_dlc_scr00.jpg http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5839/news-thumbnail_panzer_corps_grnd_cmpgn_45_west_dlc_scr01.jpg http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5839/news-thumbnail_panzer_corps_grnd_cmpgn_45_west_dlc_scr02.jpg Simultaneously, the base game itself has been updated with several fixes and improvements, which include enhancements in user interface, controls and modding possibilities. For a complete rundown of what is being implemented with version 1.13 see the changelog here. This DLC pack has all it takes to have you making your last stand and can now be found in supply from either the Slitherine or Matrix Games HQs.
  19. You dare to return. Return once more to a chaotic time when the world was dark and fantastical creatures of all ilk roamed the lands, in Age of Fears 2: The Chaos Lord, Kiss Ltd's indie turn-based strategy game. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6557/news-thumbnail_age_o_fear_2_the_chaos_lord_bnr.jpg Key features: The game is now available for purchase at the official site and those fearing to commit outright can rest in the knowledge that a demo is there too for trialing.
  20. Battle Academy Have your panzers well stationed. We have reports of heavy enemy activity all throughout the western coast of France. High command has conflicting intel, so you're left to fend for yourself, hold your lines and engage the enemy in the latest addition to the Battle Academy series, the now released Rommel in Normandy expansion. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6337/news-thumbnail_battle_academy_rommel_in_normandy_rls_bnr.jpg The sturdy features recapped: Simultaneously outed with the expansion is the v2.3 patch which brings with it a number of improvements and fixes. Get rolling and acquire this title from either the Matrix Games or Slitherine fortified positions.
  21. Skulls of the Shogun Undeath becomes you in Skulls of the Shogun. The just released skull-powered turn-based strategy game created by 17-BIT has us all soldiering on in samurai afterlife at long last. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBCbz5sfXU4 Luckily, not all went wrong, as we are told new arrivals shall respectfully be afforded honourable launch discounts. And in case you don't quite know how one is supposed to play dead, a handy guide is provided at the official site.
  22. Alea Jacta Est - Roman Civil Wars Alea Jacta Est - Roman Civil Wars is upon us. With the blessings of Slitherine and Matrix Games this grand strategy game where you strive to become the supreme ruler of Rome has now been released to the expectant legions. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5383/news-thumbnail_alea_jacta_est_rls_scr1.jpg What they say: The developers at AGEOD detail: Ready your pilum - the battle for Rome has begun and great challenges as well as greatness and glory await you.
  23. Battle Academy Are you fully trained and ready for action? Excellent, because there's no more time for extra schooling given the well-seasoned Battle Academy series has just recently been expanded with the addition of Operation Husky. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/5980/news-thumbnail_battle_academy_operation_husky_rls_bnr.jpg For feature details and purchase options visit the official Slitherine or Matrix Games barracks.
  24. Alea Jacta Est - Roman Civil Wars It's time to look beyond Rome. The inexaustible ambitions of the mighty Roman empire have repercussions inside and also outside its domains - issues reflected in The Cantabrian Wars and The Spartacus Revolt, the now released content packs for AGEOD's Alea Jacta Est. http://www.strategycore.co.uk/site/assets/files/6155/news-thumbnail_alea_jacta_est_double_dlc_rls_bnr.jpg With the empire or against it you can get packing and hope for good fortune at either the Slitherine (Cantabrian Wars, Spartacus Revolt) or Matrix Games (Cantabrian Wars, Spartacus Revolt) fortified camps.
  25. After 8 months of hard work it’s finally here! Be sure to uninstall any old versions first and read the Documentation carefully for any new features. New features: Basescape: Craft rearming. Craft equipping. Purchase/Recruit. Sell/Sack. Base transfers. [*]Battlescape: Battle turns. Item equipping, firing, throwing. Environment: fire, smoke, explosions, damage, kills. Unit stats. Inventory. AI Phase 1 (patrol, aggro). [*]New languages: Czech, English (UK), Polish, Romanian, Russian. [*]Support for custom font characters and full Unicode. [*]Options. [*]Platform-specific folders. [*]Partial Ufopaedia. [*]Externalized soldier names. [*]Nag screen only shows once. [*]Swapped F5 and F12 keys. [*]Movable caret in text input. Bugfixes: Bug in Geoscape pathfinding. Incorrect language names. Cross-platform bug when loading PCK files. Invisible loading errors. Incorrect mouse events. Missing strings. Various UI issues. Various translation issues. Bug in craft rearming. FPS Counter didn’t always show up properly. Crash sites didn’t vanish properly. Failing to load a game could crash the Geoscape. Games weren’t always saved properly. Monthly report didn’t show correct date. Crafts in base view weren’t positioned correctly. Music loading issues. Various battlescape fixes. Various performance improvements. And as usual, the known issues: Battlescape is still in a “sandbox” mode, so missions never end and anything you do in it won’t carry over to the Geoscape. Take advantage of it! Geoscape sidebar isn’t translated in all languages. You can’t minimize dogfights. UFOs are nerfed to make them easier to intercept. Screenshots are saved in BMP since it doesn’t require libraries. DO NOT share them in this format, convert them to something sane like PNG/JPG first. Game can be downloaded from official site: www.openxcom.org
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