Our The Great War: Western Front review takes a look at a WWI real-time strategy game that's perhaps too faithful to its subject matter to be entertaining.

Imagine, it’s the winter of 1916. War has been raging in Europe for over two years with no end in sight. The line along the Western Front had barely altered despite the best efforts of the ...

The Great War: Western Front is a practically unique strategy game. Sure, there's plenty of games like Total War that will cast you as both a ruler of an empire or theatre commander and the field gene ...

Petroglyph Games, creator of Star Wars: Empire at War and Command & Conquer Remastered Collection, will release The Great War: Western Front on March 30. Can the PC RTS game convey the weight of WW1?

The Great War: Western Front is due out some time in 2023. Go see our sister site WarGamer for the best WW1 games to play right now. Richard Scott-Jones Rich hates a cliché, so naturally his ...

The campaign map looks amazing (Image via Frontier Foundry/The Great War: Western Front) What's more, is that I never felt rushed or burdened with all the different features/mechanics that are ...

But the prequel to end all prequels, World War I, doesn't even have 200 games to speak of. The Great War: Western Front might, in fact, be the first World War I RTS worth mentioning in the modern era.

Where was the Western Front in WW1? ... The contours of the line reflected the extent of German success during the war. ... Inside WW1-style trench warfare training as Brit troops prepare for battle.

Petroglyph, the developer behind the excellent Command & Conquer Remastered, has announced a World War 1 strategy game due out next year. The Great War: Western Front, set for launch on PC at some ...