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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.
Two siblings face the devastation of 14th century France.
Killing Floor 3 is fun, quick to pick up, and builds on what worked for its predecessors. And while there'll always be a place for gory multiplayer shooters, they are a dime a dozen, and this one doesn't do a lot to stand out from the rest.
An action RPG dragged down by references to much better games.
Abiotic Factor is an instant survival classic, and one of the best games I've played in years.
Powerhoof issues a gorgeous and moody point 'n' click adventure, with a sci-fi twist that can't stick the landing.
An enjoyable adventure with a serious identity crisis.
Overwhelming monetization and exceptionally dull third-person hero shooting sour a game that could've been a mech fan's dream.
If you're looking for something new, you're certainly not going to find it in The Phantom X. But if you're cool with gacha games and are down to see a different set of Phantom Thieves, this game'll carry you through at least a few months of fun. Budget-friendliness depends on you, of course.
Peak is everything I'd want from a co-op game. It promotes creative collaboration, is cheap as chips, and with the map resetting every 24 hours there's the possibility of endless fun.
The way you should play System Shock 2.
A few kinks aside, Rematch is pitch perfect.
Craft, explore, and fight for your life on Arrakis in Funcom's survival MMO.
Atlus revamps another of its devilish creature collectors from the PS2 era, but why this one?
A big old mess. Mainly by design, partly by mistake.
Not my favourite rendition of 'sexy souped-up soldier saving humankind.'