Review: Trials of Fire
A long road remains for the content of Trials of Fire, but what’s there now is of great quality and offers plenty of fun and adventure.
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Review: NEO Scavenger
You may be surprised at how much NEO Scavenger does with its concept, how rich its world is, and just how compelling it can be.
Read moreReview: Wargroove
There’s so much that’s familiar here, so much that looks good and sounds good and plays good, but there’s something missing, too.
Read moreReview: Star Traders: Frontiers
I love starship command games in general, but Star Traders: Frontiers really might be one of the best out there.
Read moreReview: Ticket to Earth
Ticket to Earth takes a great concept and makes a decent game out of it, one hampered only by the flaws of its ambition.
Read moreReview: The Hex
If you’re ready for a very different take on a video game story, one that digs into the actual roles of players and creators, you’ll get more than you bargained for here.
Read moreReview: Jon Shafer’s At the Gates
As a Civilization follow-up you’re sure to find this one lacking, but if you’re okay with a more limited historical management sim then At the Gates still offers a unique experience.
Read moreReview: Mysterious Realms RPG
It’s always a pleasure to find something unique in little indie titles, and Mysterious Realms deserves recognition for going the extra mile with its strategic battles.
Read moreReview: Das Geisterschiff
Das Geisterschiff is a bold foundation for a game with a cardboard cutout built atop of it, a hollow experience that only the most patient and invested players will get anything out of.
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