Would a rose smell as sweet by any other name? "Settlement Survival" surely wins the award for the most uncreative (yet perfectly accurate) game title, but the true test lies in the creativity of the ...

Remember when Fortnite was just a battle royale game? After six years of storylines, concerts and even Olympic events, Fortnite has grown beyond its roots into a general catch-all social space. And ...

City-building games set in the present day tend to take it for granted that citizens will be able to feed themselves and find shelter during the cold seasons. That's not the case in Settlement ...

Good news, Frostpunk fans - there's another one on the way. 11 Bit Studios has just announced Frostpunk 2, a sequel to the 2018 survival-city builder, in which you'll once again play the leader of a ...

Frostpunk 2, the much-anticipated hybrid between city-building and survival games set in a frozen wasteland, has been delayed. Frostpunk 2 was originally set to release on July 25, just under a month, ...

Just three days after launch, city-builder sequel Frostpunk 2 has already recouped its development and marketing costs. In a tweet earlier today, developer 11-bit Studios said it was "super happy to ...

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Aska zooms out the survival genre, having you build and manage a village of NPCs. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Vikings are hot ...

Veteran players of city-builder games have probably played "Banished," and players of that game will immediately find "Patron," created by Croatian developer Overseer Games, to be extremely similar.

The prehistoric period is one of the most fascinating and mysterious settings to explore in open-world games. Often blending mythology with Stone Age inventions and vast, hostile settings with the ...

What’s exactly the same in late 2023 as it was 12 months and two years and five years ago? It’s simple: Structural demand for homes is large, and accelerating. So too are constraints on new supply.