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Last reviewed: Moonlight Peaks · 6 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.
Not my favourite rendition of 'sexy souped-up soldier saving humankind.'
Fraught and flexible, The Alters expertly blends storytelling with survival.
A unique spin on Arthurian legend with bold world design.
Guardians of Azuma makes good on the time you spend rebuilding the world and finding your place in it.
Nightreign isn't the Elden Ring co-op experience you'd expect, but it's kind of brilliant anyway.
Explore a strange little town as a teenager who can only T-pose.
EA's F1 series starts another lap, but it's rapidly losing traction.
Satan’s favourite card game makes another irresistible pitch for our souls.
An endearingly kitchen sink approach to capturing the drift lifestyle, but its fittings need tightening up.
Doesn't quite manage to bring the heat.
Onimusha 2: Samurai's Destiny represents the design tenants of a bygone era, more often for worse than better.
A new King's Field-like emphasises horror to brilliant effect.
The Dark Ages is fun in different ways than its predecessors, but Doom has been better.
The impressive ecosystem and inventive gadgets are a delight, but they’re spread slightly thin across four planets.
Take an indie platformer like VVVVVV or Downwell and up the ultraviolence, that's Shotgun Cop Man.
Oblivion Remastered is a beautiful, buggy wonder.