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The 90s were truly an era of innovation and growth. Gaming as a medium took its modern shape in those formative years. Supporting this growth were developers who focused on making the games as optimized as possible. A feat that in the old days of megabyte RAM was not a luxury, but a necessity. One of the best genres to push optimization to the extreme was RTS. The

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Android gaming a term that was non-existent a decade ago, has now taken over the gaming industry. As the recent 2024 metrics show that nearly half of all revenue from gaming comes from the Android and iOS market. This is exactly why the sudden rise of esports in such titles should not come as a surprise to many. Because of the rise of the player base, many developers are

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Japan the land of the rising sun is known far and wide worldwide for the multitude of games from action-packed platformers to heart-wrenching RPGs. But one genre that seems to have evaded the eastern developers is FPS. There is a general lack of FPS or FPS-style games coming from Japan. Or it would be more apt to say there is a lack of anime FPS games. Reasons for thi

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RTS games are popular among gamers because they provide us with the perfect opportunity to test our strategic thinking, patience, and reflexes on the battleground, all in real-time. As such, playing RTS games with friends becomes all the more fun as you either team up together and fight against other players or duel with each other and help improve each other’s s

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It wouldn’t be wrong to say that in the modern day and age of fast data, our attention spans have shortened to a dangerously low level. But if we were to only take a look back to the 90s we could see the near-god-like attention span of people, especially gamers. It also isn’t a surprise this was also the age where RTS games thrived as they alongside MOBA require the most a

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Let us admit, real-time strategy games, or RTS games for short, have been captivating gamers for a very long time. As such, with their intricate art of blending strategic planning, tactful approach, and real-time decision-making mechanics, RTS games have literally hooked gamers for decades, going all the way back to the 90s era when the iconic blockbuster “Age of Emp

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Technological advancement in the gaming industry has been the secret to massive success and expansion to a billion-dollar industry. But alongside this advancement a new kind of problem has emerged, this being the need for stronger systems to render and play all the new games. While to many it might not seem that much of an issue, we still need to keep in mind video games

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If you hear gamers talk about the age-old Command and Conquer every now and then, then I guess it’s safe to assume that there is something so timeless about this iconic RTS from Westwood Studios that it continues to appeal to gamers even to this day. While one may argue it’s equally outdated graphics, the good news is that there exist some best RTS games like Co

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Innovation and iteration are two of the core concepts that are responsible for the creation of some of the best games ever. Games like Half-Life, Doom, GTA, and many more, have led to the creation of all-new genres. But despite that, it seems one genre is still stuck in its ways of old, and judging from the fan reception it seems to have been the correct choice. I

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Console Wars is a name every 90s to 2000s kid knows all too well. It is responsible for sowing the great seeds of chaos in the gaming community. But before these wars, gaming used to be a simple thing. As many personal computers came loaded with games, that kickstarted the love many players have for it now.  A love that has only grown due to the advancement in technology, and w