There's a cabal of evil geniuses working at Chucklefish. As the developer of Starbound, the studio gobbled up the fans of creatively-minded survival that Minecraft and Terraria had created, swallowing ...

Wargroove is likely going to be one of the comfiest games you’ll play this year. Truth be told, I hate fawning over every new Switch game release and calling it the “perfect Switch game” you can play ...

Most battles in Wargroove start out exactly the same way: capture buildings, consolidate your resources, then start moving your units forward to engage the enemy in battle. The first step is the most ...

The Advance Wars-inspired, turn-based strategy game Wargroove is getting a sequel, publisher Chucklefish announced Wednesday. Wargroove 2 will move away from the medieval knights and fantasy flavors ...

Wargroove, Chucklefish's answer to the 3DS classic Advance Wars, will support cross-platform play between PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One when it launches February 1. The developers confirmed ...

2019’s Wargroove was a well-received turn-based strategy game, and the developers are now back for more. Chucklefish has revealed Wargroove 2, a sequel to the strategy game that will introduce new ...

It’s been more than 10 years since the last entry of the beloved turn-based strategy series, “Advanced Wars,” released on the Nintendo DS. Now, with their want for a new title building over a decade, ...

I've been really excited to play Wargroove 2 because I liked the original game, but I wanted to love it. It was a blend of Advance Wars and early Fire Emblem games, a turn-based tactics affair that ...

Wargroove is a turn-based strategy game where you control an army, and that crew is led by a special officer. Most commanders look like humans, or at least walk on two legs. While the Advance ...

Wargroove’s four factions are visually distinct in cool ways, but they all have access to the same troops – the exception being commanders, who each have a unique ability called a Groove. The basic ...

Sometimes in the middle of all the heavy open-world RPG’s and story-heavy games, it’s nice to take a step back and play a game that you can take your time with. A game that’s not too weighty on skill ...