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Anno 117: Pax Romana is a simulator about logistical challenges and resource management disguised in a cloak of history. The title offers a beautiful visual design and captivates with good music. It also challenges your thinking and your decision-making, but unfortunately, there are some shortcomings in the technical aspects. I...

Patrik Severin·November 10, 2025
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For me, RV There Yet? ended up not being a game, but a metaphor for just that: the road that never ends, the repetition, the lack of direction. It's a viral success that says more about us than about itself. We no longer want to arrive. We just want to...

Joel Petterson·November 10, 2025
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The rating is also influenced by a kind of surprise factor, as it's a release that seems to have come out of nowhere makes a better impression than a game that has been hyped up for a long time. If you enjoy collecting, shooting, and team play, this is an...

GR Staff·November 7, 2025
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I think the core of Europa Universalis V is terribly impressive. Europa Universalis has never been this complex, easy to play and offered the possibility to automate parts of the game you do not want to deal with. The latter feature lacks some configurable options for the computer, which controls...

Patrik Severin·October 31, 2025
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However, compared to the first Evolution game from 2018, the improvements are clear, and it would be hard to go back to that game now, which only had land dinosaurs, only one type of terrain, and didn't even have time speed options. Jurassic World Evolution 3 is not an essential...

Javier Escribano·October 31, 2025
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I think the biggest sign of whether someone likes a Football Manager game is how addicted they are to that "just one more game" feeling. In previous years, I would get that at 9PM and suddenly it would be 4AM, but I haven't had that feeling with Football Manager 26....

Johan Vahlström·October 30, 2025
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I came in with very high expectations, and I was pleased with what I found. Square Enix has found a sweet spot to introduce their beloved franchise to both newcomers and players who never got to enjoy it back in the day. And I don't want to end my review...

Alberto Garrido·October 29, 2025
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So... is Lego Party better than Super Mario Party Jamboree? Maybe not - but it's not that much worse either. I'd say that on the first try, SMG Studio has almost managed to match Nintendo's arguably best Mario Party game to date. It's based on the basics Nintendo created, but...

Jonas Mäki·October 29, 2025
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All in all, it is very easy for me to recommend Simon the Sorcerer Origins to all fans of adventure games and of course this series in particular. Its story, humour, and puzzles are worthy of its name, and although I miss certain shortcomings in the final product, it will...

Alberto Garrido·October 28, 2025
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So ultimately, I feel as though Painkiller has a tough road ahead of itself. The development team shows signs of quality and development prowess in some of the title's features, but at the same time, Painkiller asks quite a lot from a consumer and doesn't give a whole lot back...

Ben Lyons·October 28, 2025
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While you can't expect a very deep gaming experience from a slot game, and the Fast & Furious theme creates a certain amount of anticipation, I wasn't quite ready for this outcome. It wasn't enough that mechanically Fast & Furious: Arcade Edition is an over-the-top yawner, but when gameplay and...

Ossi Mykkänen·October 24, 2025
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Beyond the shrine copies, though, I lack the real drive to want to keep playing. The cheap framing means that there's no spontaneous joy of discovery and the skill tree never fundamentally changes the battles; but at the end of the day, pure knock-off copies like Kaku: Ancient Seal aren't...

Olof Westerberg·October 24, 2025
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