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As a longtime Fire Emblem fan, I can't help but be drawn to Project Triangle Strategy (lacklustre working title aside). After playing Fire Emblem: Three Houses to death back in 2019, I'm more than ready for a new strategy-based adventure and Square Enix's upcoming RPG seems to fit that bill perfectly. As the second game in Square Enix's HD-2D series, the delightful sprite style seen in Octopath Traveler makes a comeback, and brings to mind the old school vibes of classic strategy games that landed on the Game Boy Advance so many years ago, like Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones and Final Fantasy Tactics Advance. After seeing a brief glimpse of Project Triangle Strategy in the most recent Nintendo Direct , I was all too keen to jump right in and check it out for myself. I've since played through the demo a few times, and I've already found a lot to love about Square Enix's strategy RPG… but there are some aspects that give me a moment's pause. Still, whether you're a Fire Emblem … [Read more...] about Project Triangle Strategy demo is promising for those who loved Fire Emblem: Three Houses

Every day I wake up in a universe that doesn't contain Alpha Centauri 2, and frankly it's a miracle I don't just go straight back to sleep. In a just world, the direction Brian Reynolds and MicroProse took the 4X formula would have set a new standard for storytelling in strategy games, but it proved to be more of an anomaly. I've conquered countless planets since, but nothing has been able to take my mind off the weird Civilization follow-up that appeared way back in the final days of the 20th century. Most 4Xs try to manage their vast scale through abstraction, boiling war, politics and social issues down to maths. You never really see or hear from your people in Civilization, and though you're technically playing with and against historical rulers, none of them have much humanity. But we desperately want it to be otherwise. Even before the series started assigning leaders proper traits, we did it ourselves. "Players would read more into the game than what was there in some … [Read more...] about Come on Firaxis, where the hell is Alpha Centauri 2

Six books from the iconic children's author Dr. Seuss will not be published again due to concerns about their imagery. The company that represents the late author, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, announced on March 2 --the author's birthday--that it will no longer publish these six books because they portray people in ways that are "hurtful and wrong": And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street If I Ran the Zoo McElligot's Pool On Beyond Zebra! Scrambled Eggs Super! The Cat's Quizzer Dr. Seuss Enterprises that its mission is to give children and families stories that include "messages of hope, inspiration, inclusion, and friendship." After working with a panel of experts, the company determined that these six books should no longer be published. "These books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong," the company said. "Ceasing sales of these books is only part of our commitment and our broader plan to ensure Dr. Seuss Enterprises's catalog represents and … [Read more...] about Six Dr. Seuss Books Won’t Be Published Again Due To “Hurtful And Wrong” Imagery