4.5
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Wild West Miner Simulator: I already have a job, thanks, I was not looking for five more
Mine, smelt, build, repeat. Gathering here is a chore with no playful payoff, and the same publisher produces this by the yard.
Alexandrosse
5 min
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PC, PS5 and Xbox game reviews in 2025-2026: complete and honest critiques, no inflated scores. We play to the end and tell you everything.
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Agefield High: an early 2000s high school nicer than the real one, and a rare piece of Steam page honesty
A raunchy early 2000s comedy in a handcrafted small town. The studio says plainly who the game is not for.
Alexandrosse
5 min
8
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AI2U With You Til The End: nineteen months of Early Access later, version 1.0 lands today
Characters driven by a language model that react to what you do. Not pretty, but very well received, and not for the reasons you would think.
Alexandrosse
6 min
6
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Airport Manager Simulator 2026: ever since Die Hard 2 we all wanted the tower, and this is roughly it
Passenger flow, baggage, refuelling and jet bridges you operate yourself. The brief is met, the ambition stays modest.
Alexandrosse
5 min
7
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Hell Galaxy: while Star Citizen banked its billionth dollar, other studios were shipping spaceship games
An ex-convict fused into a ship, with a sanity gauge to watch as closely as the hull. Out for a year, and unfairly overlooked.
Alexandrosse
6 min
6.5
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Mandate Order: superb fields, buildings that lag behind, and a Manor Lords that moved to ancient China
Free-form building, farming seasons and thousand-unit battles in ancient China. Rich on paper, still rough in practice.
Alexandrosse
7 min
8
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Agent 64 Spies Never Die: the owned GoldenEye homage, with the return of the cousin peeking at your screen
14 missions, split-screen, a local arena. An openly claimed homage to the console shooters of 1997, with a story that plays along.
Alexandrosse
6 min
7
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Echoes of Mystralia: building your own spells is still a rare pleasure, the writing has more trouble keeping up
You combine memories to cobble together your own spells, and it works beautifully. The story struggles to match that level.
Alexandrosse
7 min
7
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Luminary: two people, an open-world ARPG, and an honesty we wish we saw more often
An accessible ARPG, playable in friction-free co-op, from a two-person studio that says plainly what will be missing at launch.
Alexandrosse
5 min