Stockholm studio Midjiwan has released a mobile reading of Civilization – Super Tribes.

Rovio is a solid forge of frames. Today, you are unlikely to meet a Finnish team whose employees have not previously worked on Angry Birds. Epic Owl Studio, which released the Starside Arena game yesterday, is no exception.

Today we urge you to pay attention to a cute, but at the same time capable of seriously infuriating the game Beneath The Lighthouse by Nitrome.

The indie movement brought back the popularity of classic platformers, but not their twin browlers (they are also games in the beat ’em up genre), whose golden age also fell in the late 80s – early 90s.

Is it possible to be delighted with the game, to consider it brilliant in places, but at the same time not to believe in its success, based on knowledge about the market, about how audiences react to certain approaches? Easily. And Mars Pop is a great example here.

I don’t like the latest XCOM. Yes, yes, I’m talking about the one that Firaxis released a couple of years ago, and whose success led not even to a revival, but to a full-fledged Golden Age of turn-based tactical games.