Manor Lords is not just another medieval strategy game. It's a meticulously crafted world that prioritizes historical accuracy, steering clear of the common medieval tropes that often misrepresent the era. This commitment to authenticity creates a gaming experience that feels more real and immersive than most other popular medieval strategy games, placing it in the same league as Banished in terms of realism.
Gray Zone Warfare might be the next Escape from Tarkov, but it has some glaring, albeit typical, Early Access problems dragging it down right now. It's an intense, realistic, tactical FPS with a vast open world where strategy is king. Set on the island of Lamang somewhere in Southeast Asia, the region has been ravaged by civil war, an oppressive dictator and now a sudden cataclysmic event. It's unclear what the event was, and players must uncover the truth for themselves. Gray Zone Warfare has a lot of content for an early-access game. At the foundation, it's a PvEvP MMO game where you're more likely to fight AI enemies than other players.
Scorched Earth was the first DLC expansion released for Ark: Survival Evolved in 2016. Unlike the original, Scorched Earth Ascended is a free DLC for those who own Ark: Survival Ascended. It brings a whole range of new features to the game for all players to enjoy without being locked behind a paywall. The main island of Ark is abundant in essential resources like water and food, but the harsh desert of Scorched Earth removes such luxuries, brings an unforgiving desert landscape to explore, with plenty of new dangers in terms of environment and dinosaurs, over 50 new items to craft, and a high-level boss fight against a manticore!
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