Reviews

Hey! After ten years, Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes is still a blast. It’s a super fun game where you collect tons of characters from the movies and shows. The game has gotten even better for new players, so it's easy to jump in. The best part is building your favorite teams and joining a guild to play with friends. It's a game that keeps getting bigger and better, and after all this time, it's still one of my go-to mobile games. A great game for any Star Wars fan.

The news hit like a gut punch. They shut down Legion of Heroes. It was more than just a game; it was a vibrant, mobile echo of Atlantica Global. Both games, born from the same creative minds at NDOORS, shared that familiar, deeply strategic combat I loved. But Legion of Heroes had a kinetic energy all its own, a colorful exuberance that felt like the perfect evolution of its predecessor's legacy. It’s hard to accept that it’s gone forever, a memory of what could have been. The saddest part? I can still log into Atlantica Global and wander through its world, a ghost of its sister's former glory. It's a bittersweet reminder of a game that deserved to stand alongside it, and a legacy that was cut short far too soon. Atlantica Global is forevermore Great!

War Planet Online is an incredibly addictive and engaging strategy game. The real-time global conquest is thrilling, and the alliance system fosters great teamwork and camaraderie. I love the depth of the unit customization and the satisfaction of dominating the battlefield with a well-planned attack. The developers do a great job of keeping the game fresh with regular events and updates. Highly recommended for anyone who loves strategic warfare! WPO is also a cross platform game too.

AdventureQuest 3D is a charming and casual MMORPG with a great sense of humor. Its cross-platform play is a massive plus, letting you play on PC or mobile seamlessly. The game is genuinely free-to-play with no pay-to-win elements, making it a refreshing experience. And the grind is actually present. With constant updates and a friendly community, it's a fun and relaxing game to play. 

Very limited gameplay. 

As a 15-year veteran of the genre, I found "Invasion: Modern Empire" to be a solid, if familiar, experience. The game’s 3D graphics are a standout, and the strategic depth of alliance-basebuilding and intelligence gathering is impressive. However, like many games of its type, it's hindered by a significant pay-to-win element. It's a worthy title for those who enjoy the genre and the challenge of navigating a competitive world. But any free to pay player can get there. And no base building game like this one either

A groundbreaking but hidden gem of a multiplayer survival horror game. Resident Evil Outbreak was ahead of its time, offering a cooperative experience with eight unique characters and a real sense of dread from a T-virus infection meter. Clunky controls and tedious loading times hindered the original release, but its core loop of working together to survive was memorable. Alot is made up for this in its sequal. The fan-run Outbreak Server Resurrection community has lovingly restored the game's online functionality, allowing new and old players to finally experience the title as it is truly meant to be played.

DC Universe Online offers the ultimate comic book fantasy. The character creation is fantastic, and the action-oriented combat is a blast. Teaming up with iconic heroes in Metropolis and Gotham is a thrill. And the lore is amazing fun. So is the story. Endgame has become a repetitive, grind-heavy experience. Any free-to-play model will always push us players to enhance our power through micro while showing its age, it's a solid, fun game for any DC fan willing to commit to their own grind

[8/10] Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a fantastic game that, despite its originality, overlooks several important—arguably even fundamental—elements, without which the gameplay becomes unnecessarily difficult and drawn out. It also leaves the player feeling a bit too lost. But that still doesn’t change how unique the journey in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 truly is—how enjoyable it is to meet the game’s colorful characters and to discover the story of this original, one-of-a-kind world. While the game stumbles in some of the basics that have become standard in modern titles, there's something about it that keeps you going. Even if it feels like a struggle at times, you'll still want to see what it has in store right up to the very end.

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[7/10] Still Wakes The Deep is a moody journey through a monster-infested oil rig—a highly detailed experience full of claustrophobic corridors, questionable lighting, and strange sounds coming from behind the walls. It’s just a shame the developers didn’t fine-tune the pacing a bit more, as the atmosphere tends to slip away amid the slow gameplay. That said, I still had a fantastic time with the game and I’m glad I got to dive into another Lovecraft-inspired horror, even if it leans more toward a simple walking simulator than a truly intense horror experience. I don’t regret the time I spent with Still Wakes The Deep, even if it turned out to be a different kind of game than I expected.

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[3/10] I'll be honest with you—I got really frustrated playing Dustwind: Resistance. The game could've genuinely been an interesting indie title, and fixing just a few elements would have easily bumped its rating up by two or even three points. In that case, it would’ve been at least decent, and playing through it wouldn’t feel like such a chore. As it stands, the game is technically completable, but it’s riddled with frustrating bugs and off-putting mechanics. Even with those bugs fixed, the game feels like an aesthetic step backward compared to its predecessor from seven years ago. I don’t know if a different team is behind this title or if it’s simply the result of laziness and a rush for quick profit. Either way, I can’t, in good conscience, recommend Dustwind: Resistance—at least not until the developers address the game’s many issues.

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[8/10] After a long period of silence and a lack of major exclusive releases on PlayStation, Sony console fans have finally received a true gem. Death Stranding 2 is an absolutely polished game—deeply engaging and virtually eliminating all the monotony of the first installment. This time, the campaign is a full-throttle ride packed with plot twists, emotional moments, and profound backstories for both new and returning characters. It’s a beautiful story about how each character’s personal tragedies brought them together on a shared mission to heal the world and reconnect scattered human settlements. Even if the story may seem nonsensical at times, don’t worry—everything comes together as the epilogue approaches.

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[7/10] But does that mean RoboCop: Unfinished Business is a bad game? Not at all. While it takes a while to get going, the longer you play, the better it gets—and thankfully, the game doesn't suffer from any bugs that would prevent you from finishing it. The minor inconveniences I mentioned are, well, just that—inconveniences, and nothing more. If you're a fan of the first installment, RoboCop: Unfinished Business is exactly what you're looking for. The unchanged formula, which at first may seem a bit too repetitive, remains just as engaging, and RoboCop’s witty, often ambiguous and gag-filled lines will make you feel like you're playing a game made simply for the joy of it—not built from some Excel spreadsheet, as big studios tend to do. RoboCop: Unfinished Business is a solid title, let down only by a few rough edges. As far as the core mechanics go, everything is right where it should be. It makes me think of Elden Ring: Nightreign, and I can’t help but feel that clever developers should make better use of their existing hits to bring us new stories in well-designed game worlds. I’m looking at you, Larian—and Baldur’s Gate 3.


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Great experience with a matching soundtrack by Red Vox.

I liked the first 2 games more. This one was okay, same style, same action, funny jokes. The thing that I truly disliked was the level design. I found myself running in circles many times because of this bad design. Anyway, the story was interesting. It also showed us William's backstory and the "sensitive" part of him.

Fast-paced, action-packed combat. 15 year VET 💪
I come from a land, and a time, that is nevermore. 💜

I really leally liked this game, but the developpers dropped it. and it just didn't do enough to be really good. Lots of bugs too

not good enough to keep playing

fun game

8/10.