In a post to its website today, Crytek laid out the reasons why the upcoming PC version of Xbox One launch title Ryse: Son of Rome is not just a simple cash-in, listing out a raft of graphics options ...

It's not unusual to see previously-exclusive titles make the eventual jump to other platforms. Often, that new platform is the PC. Once thought to be a dying breed, it's usually a safe bet to assume ...

Originally released as a launch title for the Xbox One, Ryse: Son of Rome was initially lauded for its excellent visuals before questions were raised as to whether or not its gameplay quite lived up ...

Although it was good news that Ryse: Son of Rome was heading its way to PC, the system requirements detailed by Crytek on the Steam store page left a lot to be desired. Vague at best, the details ...

The upcoming PC port of Xbox One launch title Ryse: Son of Rome is a genuine port and not just a way for Crytek to rake up some funds in light of its recent financial issues. That's according to ...

Xbox One launch title Ryse: Son of Rome, is coming to PC this fall through a publishing deal with Deep Silver for the boxed version and Crytek handling the digital distribution. In addition, all of ...

Update: ROME Total War for iPad is now available to download. The iPad game costs $9.99. Find more information about the launch of Total War strategy game on iPad here. Original story preserved below.

Gods & Heroes: Rome Rising from Sony Online Entertainment is looking to bring the world of ancient Rome online. The game sees you playing the part of a wandering hero, as Rome grows into its role as a ...

Turn-based RPG due out in 2021. The future of Rome is in your hands: what will your legacy be? Take on the role of a young Legatus whose father was murdered by an unknown political opponent, forcing ...

Total War: Rome 2's PC system specifications have been announced by Sega. The game requires 35 GB of space on a user's hard drive, but can be played with as little as 2 GB of RAM and a 2.6GHz Intel ...

The first time I saw Creative Assembly's first foray into antiquity was not in a magazine or in a trailer, it was on the BBC show Time Commanders. The beeb were using Rome's engine to craft historical ...