Firaxis

An interesting expansion proves too wary of it's own changes to the status quo of 'Civilization VI'.

This year saw players commanding troops, exploring labyrinths, flying through the air, going home, and (of course) crying.

By putting a face on its enemies and allies, 'War of the Chosen' finally makes a once-lackluster campaign feel heroic.

The classic strategy title has never felt more relevant.

Like a bad TED Talk, 'Civ VI' repackages big ideas into empty, bite sized chunks.

You can’t ignore this genre anymore.

The 'Civilization' series finally finds god, and with it, the end of my sword.

Called CivilizationEDU, the classroom version will allow teachers to follow their students' progress.

Modding is the easiest way to impress a game developer, and Jake Solomon wants to make it easy.

Firaxis Games' sequel to 2012's "Enemy Unknown" is brilliant and unforgiving.

The famously addictive game's everlasting conflict presents us with an accurate portrait of who, and what, we are.