Author: Evil Tactician

Managing Editor of ManaPool, Peter lives in York, UK and is a great fan and master of turn-based strategy games. If he isn't playing one of those, you'll probably find him in a role-playing game instead. He's definitely not afraid to provide a straight up opinion on any game and has a strong like for indie developers. We all start small, after all.

Indie Capsule 2 BundleIndie Capsule 2 Bundle

March 11, 2014| Evil Tactician| 0 Comment| 10:42

A new bundle launch from Bundle Stars offers 8 indie titles on Steam for just $3.99 (£2.99). It appears that these kind of bundles pop up left and right now

Distro Horizons GiveawayDistro Horizons Giveaway

March 7, 2014| Evil Tactician| 6 Comments| 15:45

ManaPool recently hooked up with Kitatus Studios for an Interview on Distro Horizons. If you’ve followed this with interest, we got some exciting news: this is your chance of actually

The Humble Weekly Sale: PopCapThe Humble Weekly Sale: PopCap

March 6, 2014| Evil Tactician| 0 Comment| 21:41

The weeks just fly past at the moment, but here we are again with another Humble Weekly. This time around a PopCap bundle, with some pretty fun and well-known titles

GamersGate Sales: XCOM WeekendGamersGate Sales: XCOM Weekend

March 6, 2014| Evil Tactician| 0 Comment| 19:53

XCOM will always have a weak spot in my heart. The original game leaves me with intense nostalgic memories of gripping, heart pounding and palm-sweating gaming moments. It remains among

Interview with Kitatus Studios on Distro HorizonsInterview with Kitatus Studios on Distro Horizons

March 4, 2014| Evil Tactician| 2 Comments| 14:00

We’re excited to kick off the re-launch of our interview series by talking to Ryan Shah, the project lead at Kitatus Studios, a london-based Independent developer. Kitatus Studios currently consists

The Humble Weekly Sale: Simulators!The Humble Weekly Sale: Simulators!

February 27, 2014| Evil Tactician| 0 Comment| 21:22

This time around The Humble Weekly Sale features a truckload of simulators (yes, I totally went there). A total of eight simulation games if you go for the $10 payment,