Code Name: STEAM is a third-person action/turn-based strategy hybrid game, set in a wacky steampunk universe. There’s nothing about it that feels like a traditional strategy game, and that’s ...

Code Name: STEAM review update one It’s difficult for me to overstate just how large an impact the 1.1.0 update makes to Code Name: STEAM. By allowing the enemy phase to be fast-forwarded (twice ...

In Code Name Steam, each member of your party has a steam reserve -- basically an energy meter -- that determines how much you can do anything. Moving, attacking, whatever.

The publisher has just unleashed an update for its 3DS tactical strategy game Code Name: STEAM that enables players to fast-forward through enemy turns. This is also further evidence that Nintendo ...

Code Name: STEAM comes from the team behind the Advance Wars and Fire Emblem series that offers both a unique story and gameplay mechanics to keep you playing for quite some time. Our review.

To that end, Code Name STEAM has been updated today to double the speed of AI moves when played on a standard 3DS system. Anyone playing on the New 3DS will notice that the AI has triple the speed.

We had a chance to play the turn-based Code Name: STEAM on the New Nintendo 3DS XL. Here are our full impressions of the game and how it runs on Nintendo's newest handheld.

Code Name: STEAM is releasing in March, and is bringing some Fire Emblem characters along for the ride.

Tonight during a special event at E3, Nintendo announced Code Name: S.T.E.A.M., a brand-new 3DS game that will launch in 2015. A turn-based strategy game with shooter elements, the game is a co ...

The latest trailer for Codename STEAM really sells us on the game. Nintendo has posted a new trailer for its steampunk alt-history game in which the forces of Abe Lincoln’s America fend off an ...

Majora's Mask. Xenoblade Chronicles. Code Name: Steam. Monster Hunter 4: Ultimate. The 3DS's lineup for the next few months is strong, of that there is no doubt. What's less certain is whether or ...

Waiting stinks, and Nintendo knows it. The publisher has just unleashed an update for its 3DS tactical strategy game Code Name: STEAM that enables players to fast-forward through enemy turns.