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This game seems fine but I don't have a breast expansion fetish and I'm also not really a fan of clicker games. I don't have much else to say other than that I was able to play the game on both Linux and android but I mostly just played on Linux. I mostly played on Linux just simply because I was able to setup a rapid click button through AntiMicroX but I have no clue on how to setup something like that on android. Regardless, both versions seemed to work well and I will always appreciate games with native Linux versions.

Star Wars Outlaws is the best Star Wars game I've ever played. Massive Entertainment achieved something rare: a Star Wars experience set in the margins of the saga, far from Jedi and Sith, in a living, breathing criminal galaxy, without ever betraying the license's soul. Exploration is generous and constantly rewarding. Each planet has its own identity. Speeder riding and space travel provide immediate, lasting pleasure. Kay, Nix and ND-5 form an endearing trio you won't want to leave. The open-world exploration is the best Star Wars has ever seen – each planet has its own atmosphere, ecosystem, culture, and relationship with the Empire. Speeder handling is a genuine joy, especially with the water-gliding upgrade. Space navigation is smooth and intuitive with no visible loading screens. Kay is a flawed, credible heroine who grows on you. Nix is adorable and useful. ND-5 brings unexpected depth. Visually stunning on Snowdrop, especially in ultrawide. The soundtrack and sound design are excellent, faithfully extending the saga's musical DNA. Yes, there are minor issues: occasional input sluggishness in parkour, some Nix mechanics could be more automated. But overall, this is an ambitious, polished, generous blockbuster. One of Ubisoft's best mainstream titles in years. An absolute must-have for any Star Wars fan. Full French review: https://rogueh24.fr/test-du-jeu-star-wars-outlaws/

«Can’t stop playing»

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«Can’t stop playing»

Nice old-school time-management simulator game in Turkish setting. Bit rough on edges but overall pretty addictive.

Retroslop dungeon crawler. Bad design, lazy graphics

Yet another platformer shooter. Interesting level design, but terrible art style - reminds me flash games of 2000s. Bad animations and uninspiring story

Solid dual stick puzzle about cats

Solid chaotic card game

Mediocre roguelite bullethell

Bad puzzle with one limited idea. Kinda woke with terrible protagonist artstyle

Just pixel hunting simulator

Badly made assetslop-platformer
Looks like graduation project for developers with physics-usage

Yet another cozy-slop. Terrible artstyle

Yet another survival asset slop. Badly made and terrible voice acting

AI-generated nostalgia-bait game. You get to ending just by declining everyone.

Too artsy indie VN

Yet another depression metaphor of depression indie walking simulator with occasional photo taking. Bit slow

Interesting idea of playing as a 1950s phone line operator. Standard paperspleaselike. Bit unpolished and requires good concentration - feels like real job - not for ADHD-people

Yet another assetslop-horror with haunted house and supermarket simulatorish elements
Nothing special

Mediocre arcade game that feels like flash games from 2000s

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