Review: Eco

Eco is a rough product right now, but one with plenty of depth and opportunity for those willing to work for it.
Read moreEco is a rough product right now, but one with plenty of depth and opportunity for those willing to work for it.
Read moreIt’s not the best city-builder or the best management game, but it’s another unique mix of the two that’s worth a try if you like the concept.
Read moreThis is one of the few titles I can’t ever fully quit, thanks to an unparalleled mix of challenging strategy, gratifying progression, and incredible aesthetics.
Read moreI had high hopes for this one based on the concept and the charming Kairosoft-style graphics, but Bakery spoils every part of the formula.
Read moreAssuming you can come to grips with its complexity, Railway Empire is a worthy successor to the classic train sims of yesteryear.
Read moreI like puzzle games well enough but few have sucked me in like Mini Metro.
Read moreIt’s a clever new take on both horror and management sims by crossing wires between their key elements.
Read moreMathing out skill checks isn’t going to be compelling gameplay for everyone but the detailed story and narrative branches do a lot to make it appealing.
Read moreThe core of Daily Chthonicle is extremely solid, building a compelling management sim that pits you against fantastic evils with only journalism (and a little magic) on your side.
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