Surviving the Plague! (Historicity: Florence Gameplay)
Can I survive a 14th century plague??? Let’s find out in this Let’s Play for Historicity: Florence!
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Romestead: Zombie Apocalypse Meets Stardew Valley
Don’t sleep on Romestead! This charming zombie apocalypse game is perfect for fans of Ancient Roman history AND Stardew Valley!
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Checking Out a New Wild West Game!
Is Wild West Pioneers a fun and noob friendly game? Does it have a good onboarding process? Let’s play the first 30 minutes of the game and find out!
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Happy New Year (2026)!
Happy New Year, everyone! I’m so glad you are joining me here to celebrate all things video games and history. Last year was a bit chaotic and I didn’t post much here, but my goal for 2026 is to do monthly website updates so that you can follow along with all of my History N’ Games adventures. Of course the BEST way to follow my adventures is to sign up for my monthly newsletter! This…
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Fire Emblem’s Theodora: How History Will Shape Her (Fortune’s Weave)
How will real world history shape Theodora’s story in Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave? I think I have an idea….
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Is Anno 117 Beginner Friendly?
Can beginner players understand the complex gameplay mechanics of Anno 117: Pax Romana? I dive into the demo to find out!
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The Secret History of Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave – Part 1
In this new History N’ Games series, I’ll explain the hidden history of Fire Emblem: Fortunes Weave, which includes references to Ancient Carthage, Sol Invictus, and a number of powerful Roman emperors!
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What Happens If You Try to Climb Mt. Yotei?
What happens when you try to climb Mt. Yotei in Ghost of Yotei? Let’s find out!
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Titan Quest II Early Access Review
s Titan Quest II worth playing in Early Access? Does this RPG based on Greek mythology meet expectations? Is it a blend of Diablo and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, or just a bust? Let’s talk about it!
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The Cyclops (Historical Fiction Review)
Amongst the many priceless treasures on display at the Archaeological Museum of Eleusis stands a spectacular piece of art: a 7th century BCE funerary amphora depicting the blinding of the cyclops Polyphemus by Odysseus and his companions. In the scene Odysseus is highlighted in chalky white, with one foot off the ground and his arms bent to help guide a stake straight into the eye of the monster in front of him; the viewer is…
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