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Last reviewed: Moonlight Peaks · 5 days ago
Mechanicus 2 is a decent strategy game, but the original was a vibe, as the kids say-if the kids spent a lot of time playing turn-based tactics games where cybernetic zealots fought robot mummies.
A solid remake of a game that’s past its time.
A belligerently enjoyable sequel with stellar multiplayer and a campaign that can't stack up to the greats.
It really is better where it’s wetter.
It's a game I enjoyed, but I'm not sure it's a game I needed.
Dragon Age's return nails the action-RPG pivot but falls short of the storytelling the series is known for.
Learning to survive in this grim and deadly world is an uphill struggle, but even the smallest victory is deeply satisfying.
A 360 throwback that revels in its immaturity and ends up just as fun as it is profane.
With interplanetary logistics and four imaginative new ways to build factories, expansion Space Age reaffirms Factorio’s position as the greatest game in the genre it spawned.
The venerable mech sim innovates with Mechwarrior 5: Clans.
Technical issues and lack of a substantial upgrade aside, Until Dawn remains the perfect interactive horror movie.
A game all about gliding and exploring trips over its own feet.
Bloober Team's remake hews closely to the original's high standards, but occasionally stumbles.
Atlus Persona-lly reimagines its perfect RPG.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero is the best Dragon Ball game we've had since the PS2 and a generous love letter to Toriyama's classic series.