RTS games have a long and bland history of being, “get the biggest army, destroy enemy base, repeat.” Well, a new kid is on the block and looking to shake things up. Does it make the cut? Or will it be pushed to the side like most others? Read on to find out in Ripten’s definitive review.

What better way to get young ones interested in the bible than to make The Bible Online, a strategy-based MMO that resembles Age of Empires. The first chapter of the game, Heroes, which goes into open beta on September 6th, will follow the book of Genesis as players guide Abraham and his people to the promised land.

Ubisoft have announced that the demo for their upcoming strategy game R.U.S.E has been made available on Steam…

Last year, Plants vs. Zombies shambled its way onto my radar from seemingly out of nowhere, just like a real member of the undead. Except instead of eating my face, it made me love it. Now it looks as if an announcement of Plants vs. Zombies 2 may be right around the corner …

I’m surprised that Fat Princess never gained a lot of traction on PSN, as it is a great strategy game, and probably one of my favorite titles on PSN. With the inclusion of the new Fat Roles DLC that released last week, we might see a lot more people jump back into the game after long periods of dead gameplay, but it looks like another part of the game could be rising from the dead as well.

The formerly-iPhone-exclusive strategy game Crap of Defense is coming to the PSP pretty soon, and while it’s had mixed reviews on iTunes, the game’s publishers seem to be aiming for a goal that most people don’t go for: Worst PSP Game Ever.

Ripten takes a look at a new and unique casual strategy game by the smart minded guys over at Nemesys Team Studios.

The number one thing to note about this review of Napoleon: Total War is that I was not able to try out the multi-player. The version reviewed, although a complete game, was a pre-release version. If you were looking for a review of the online component of the game, I suggest you go elsewhere (after [...]

Back in mid August, we reported that Take-Two had opened its boardroom doors to EA with the intent to jointly evaluate “strategic” *cough*buyout*cough* options. It appears now that those talks have concluded and that the two sides could not see eye to eye — or more importantly, wallet to wallet. Hit the jump for the [...]

It’s been 17 months since Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton started to duke it out for the Democratic nomination, less than a month since the winner of that contest was settled, and four score and seven years since John McCain graduated from flight school, after learning how to ride a pterodactyl. It’s easy to get [...]