
Persona 5 Tactica Merges Deck-Building Strategy With Its Familiar World
A city of sins, a deck of cards, and a party of companions: Persona 5 Tactica mixes two genres into one strange, rewarding game.


A city of sins, a deck of cards, and a party of companions: Persona 5 Tactica mixes two genres into one strange, rewarding game.

A colony departs Earth, and builds anew upon an alien world of strange affinity and perilous fortune.

A kingdom of Mistria, fields of war, armies and fortifications, wherein each battle teaches something new.

A tale of automatons wrought from parts, whose battles unfold without command, wherein patience reigns above haste.

A ruin's depths hold monsters and terror: Necropolis reviews the grim, buried game of digging and dread.

Three armies, one battlefield: Warhammer 40K Dawn of War III review weighs fast skirmishes against a thin campaign.

A tale of soldiers, tanks, and empire: Valkyria Chronicles 4 returns with a third-person view that makes old strategy feel fresh again.

A full version of Command & Conquer: Red Alert arrives on PlayStation, keeping every mission while trading frame rate for polish.

A look back at Civilization II, the grand strategy masterpiece that built empires and shaped a genre.

A city built one tile at a time—Civilization VI's bold design rewards patience and punishes greed alike.
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