This early precursor to Impression's superb Caesar series is a complex strategy/war game that, unlike its contemporaries, emphasizes economic and personnel aspects as much as military ones.

Close to 600 years after the events chronicled in KOEI's better-known Romance of The Three Kingdoms,the weak royal court inspired the rise of legendary bandits who proclaimed themselves kings.

One of the more mediocre games from Rainbird/MicroProse, Betrayal is a typical medieval strategy game, released only in Europe, that plays like it aspires to be another Defender of The...

Big Sea is a mediocre management simulation about production, trading and conquest set in a fantasy world with dragons and wizards - quite an unusual scenario for this kind of...

After years of false starts and misdirected attention with its flawed "Micro Miniatures" series, Impressions finally found their true calling in Caesar, a great city and empire management game that...

Follow-up to Interplay?s classic Castles, Castles II: Siege and Conquest is an excellent sequel that expands both scale and scope of the original classic.

Central Intelligence is a detailed role-playing game covering revolution in South America.

Champion of the Raj is a unique strategy game that depicts the competition among the British, Maharajas, Monguls, and Gurkhas to claim India in the 1800s for their own.

Day of the Pharaoh is a solid action-oriented strategy game set in the exotic land of ancient Egypt.

Decent conversion of First Step/Software 2000's Amiga game.