Moggrym

I really liked the 'heroes' approach of Rebellion. You could send your heroes to perform certain tasks (Diplomacy, espionage, sabotage, ...). Admirals boosted your fleets. But the coolest part was that you could try to capture or assassinate the enemy heroes if you discovered them. It really felt cool when one of your heroes was captured and after a long search and rescue campaign you managed to liberate him from enemy forces. It would be really c

I totally agree with Mivo ! Steam is becoming too powerfull and shows indeed dictatorship. I'm very fond of GOG because of their no DRM approach. You buy it, you keep it. If you are smart, download the game and store it away safely, you can always reinstall the game, even if GOG quit. I'd like to have a DRM free copy too besides Steam, for reasons explained by Mivo. It doesn't have to be provided by GOG. For me it would

I normally don't preorder anymore. But for this game from Stardock, I make an exception, even for 99$, the highest amount I ever spend on a game. Why : because Stardock still care about their customers. I was an early buyer of Elemental, and I really appreciate how they handled the follow up. That's why I have confidence that Stardock will deliver a game up to par with our expectations, even when they need a few attempts as with Elemental. And by the