Feral Interactive is once again letting it be known that when Mac gamers fight, there are no skirmishes or police actions. For us, it’s war—Total War—as evidenced by the announced that The Creative Assembly and Sega’s Empire: Total War Gold Edition will be launched for the Mac this spring.

LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 completes the saga of Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger with a spell-binding adventure taking them to Godfric’s Hollow, Grimmauld Place, the Ministry of Magic and even Muggle London. Players will experience the stories of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

If you’re waiting for the opportunity to retired to a tropical island, then rise to power and conquer its peoples, then wait no more. Or, more accurately, wait no more after waiting until January 26th, 2012. That’s when Feral Interactive will be releasing Tropico 3: Gold Edition for the Mac. eveloped by Haemimont Games, Tropico 3 is a re-imagining of the classic construction and management simulation Tropico.

Batman: Arkham Asylum is the most satisfying Macintosh game experience I’ve had in a long, long time. This is impressive, because I’m only marginally interested in Batman, or superheroes of any type, really. But I love a good action adventure, and when you consider that Batman: Arkham Asylum is pretty much just Tomb Raider with better combat and a much cooler lead character, it’s easy to see how it completely took over my evenings for about two weeks.

Know what I’m happy about? Never in life have I been in a friendship or a business where someone had to tell me, “This has nothing to do with friendship, Vito. This is business.” For one thing, my name’s not Vito. For another, I prefer to keep such drama in my games. So does Feral Interactive, as the company announced today they’re bringing the gangster adventure, Mafia II: Director’s Cut to OS X.

What’s the point of being on an island if you can’t rule it, manipulate its media and erect a few intimidating statues of yourself, right? Such is the fun of Haemimont Games’ Tropico 3: Gold Edition, which Feral Interactive will be releasing for Macintosh in January 2012. Tropico 3 is a re-imagining of the classic strategic city-builder and humorous political simulator Tropico.

Batman: Arkham Asylum, developed by Rocksteady Studios and published for Mac by Feral Interactive, is now available for OS X via digital download and DVD. It’s a few weeks late, but we can’t really blame that on Batman; he got delayed when he had a very difficult time trying to get rid of a bomb.

Okay, now Feral Interactive is just showing off. Last week, they announced they’re bringing Deus Ex: Human Evolution to Mac. This morning, they’ve unveiled the Batman. Rocksteady Studios’ action/adventure Batman: Arkham Asylum, featuring an original story by Paul Dini (Batman writer and five-time Emmy Award-winner) will hit the Macintosh on Thursday, October 13th.

It’s always a good Monday when Feral Interactive starts out your week with a new game announcement. It’s an astounding Monday when that game is Deus Ex: Human Evolution. Feral has announced they’re brining Eidos and Square Enix’s critically acclaimed action RPG prequel to Deus Ex to OS X in winter 2011/12.

Feral Interactive has announced the immediate online release of Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (or simply DiRT 2 to us yanks with a limited knowledge of Scottish rally drivers). The game features nine racing locations around the globe, 41 tracks and over 100 separate events, “… all of which combine to deliver a spectacular, nerve-shattering racing experience.”