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Where Winds Meet Review: The Wuxia Game Fans Have Waited Years For
NetEase built an open world around tenth-century China's martial-arts fantasy, and delivered the best wuxia combat system in any modern game — without selling power.
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War Thunder Review: The Deepest Vehicle Combat Game Still Demands Everything From You
Gaijin's vehicular combat MMO remains unmatched in scope and realism. It's also as punishing to newcomers as it's ever been.
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Star Trek Fleet Command Review: A Strong Setting Buckling Under Its Own Monetization
Scopely's long-running 4X still nails the Star Trek fantasy in its opening hours. What it does to veteran players afterward is a different story.
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Rise of Kingdoms Review: Still the Deepest Mobile Strategy Game Around
Years after launch, Lilith's civilization-builder remains the mobile 4X genre's most mechanically dense entry — for better and worse.
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Raid: Shadow Legends Review: Great Bones, Buried Under Its Own Monetization
The turn-based combat and champion depth are still there. Whether you can enjoy them without feeling nickel-and-dimed at every turn is the real question.
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Project Entropy Review: A Great Hook Undermined by a Shaky Foundation
FunPlus's cross-platform sci-fi strategy RPG has real ideas — hybrid units, seamless PC-mobile play — but technical instability keeps getting in its own way.
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Once Human Review: A Survival Game With Real Ambition, and a Wipe System That Still Divides Players
Starry Studio's post-apocalyptic survival-shooter keeps expanding its world with genuine invention. Whether its seasonal reset structure respects your time is still the question that matters most.
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NTE: Neverness to Everness Review: A Life-Sim Gacha That Almost Gets There
Hotta Studio's follow-up to Tower of Fantasy swaps floating islands for a lived-in city — and a rocky launch controversy hasn't stopped it from finding real fans.
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Enlisted Review: Squad Command Reinvents the WWII Shooter Formula
Commanding a full AI squad instead of a lone soldier changes the entire feel of the WWII shooter genre — mostly for the better.
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Arknights: Endfield Review: Hypergryph's Factory-Building Gacha Is the Real Deal
Tower defense made Hypergryph famous. Endfield trades it for real-time combat and industrial base-building, and somehow the ambition mostly pays off.