Review: Gnomoria
Gnomoria makes a great entry point for this particular brand of ultra-detailed sim, with enough features and polish to keep you digging for hours.
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Review: Prison Architect
No matter your skill or interest level, Prison Architect will find a way to capture your attention.
Read moreReview: Majesty 2
I wish I could recommend Majesty 2 as strongly as I do the first, but the fact is that you’re not going to get more than two or three hours out of it before it pummels you into uninstalling.
Read moreReview: Patrician IV: Steam Special Edition
Patrician IV managed to surprise me by being the perfect mix of complex and relaxing, and I’m looking forward to many more hours with it.
Read moreReview: Cities XL Platinum
In the end, the shoddy presentation and the unnecessary complexity doom Cities XL to languish behind even the earliest SimCities.
Read moreReview: Tropico 3
Tropico 3 is the game the first one should have been. Everything works, everything’s polished, and you can make beautiful Caribbean cities.
Read moreReview: Triple Town
The core mechanics are plenty solid and the progression systems are very addictive, making for a lovely coffee-break game you can sink hours into.
Read moreReview: Grand Ages: Rome
Grand Ages: Rome feels more streamlined and polished, and adds some really interesting progression systems over its predecessor.
Read moreReview: Stronghold Crusader HD
If you’re looking for endless conquest and sieges, this is the Stronghold title you want.
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