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This hugely ambitious mod meticulously recreates the British Isles with more than 40 cities, 75 castles and 200 villages to explore/plunder the hell out of, and that’s just for starters, as the screenshot illustrates. The Dark Ages in the British Isles were a pretty grim time for all concerned, and you can get a taste of that life with Brytenwalda Special Edition. It’s still in beta, but is pretty stable, and you can grab it from here. Martin’s A Song of Fire and Ice (or Game of Thrones for those who came to his work via television) inside the Warband engine.

Download it from here.Ī Clash of Kings recreates the world of George R.R. Imperialism fast-forward the lands of Calradia to 1760, re-imagining the native map in line with the new time frame and adding gunpowder, new governing systems and unique factions. Here’s a selection of some the latest to grace our servers: If there’s one community that just can’t get enough of their mods, it’s Mount & Blade fans - files for these games are amongst the most consistently downloaded in the Strategy Informer Mods section.

You can download these and future XCOM: Enemy Unknown mods here on Strategy Informer.įrom sci-fi squad shenanigans to medieval mass warfare. Second Wave gives you heaps of new options second time around should you actually beat the game, while Warspace Extension tweaks and rebalances a myriad elements from weapons to the strategical map.

Excalibur’s Easier Easy Mod does pretty much what it says on the tin, while at the other end of the difficulty scale the Anti-cheat Mod for Classic Difficult with Abduction and Terror UFO’s not only wins the most long-winded mod name of the month award hands-down but makes XCOM much harder by removing the +criticalchance and +aim% from all aliens so that you face the full, unfettered alien A.I. It’s only been out a week, and already the modding community have got to work feverishly tinkering away under XCOM’s bonnet.

Not quite the sort of heroic, guns-blazing death I’d have liked, but that’s the cruelty of war for you. One editor I know named his little soldiers after his pool of freelance writers - apparently I died accidentally when a nearby car exploded.