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Riftstorm: PVE and nothing but PVE, which is exactly why it has to be flawless
Three players, rifts to close, builds that go off the rails mid-mission. No PVP, so no excuses on content quality.
Alexandrosse
6 min
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Reviews
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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Stonewards: dig, forge, hold the wall, and pixel art that does the job without striking sparks
Dwarves, a mine to raid between waves and ramparts to hold with four. A well-judged loop in an unsurprising shell.
Alexandrosse
5 min
3.5
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Sword & Shield Simulator: the forge station by station, and a medieval world outside to catch your breath
Smelt, hammer, grind, chisel, then compose your own weapons piece by piece. A forge simulator that goes beyond the anvil.
Alexandrosse
5 min
7.5
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Swordcery: a rain of swords over the world, and each one comes with its own trick
Every blade you pick up brings a unique ability and belongs to a Sword Class. An action game built on pattern recognition.
Alexandrosse
5 min
7
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Warhounds: a decent XCOM released just before the real one, and a history buyers deserve to know
Honest turn-based tactics with no spark. Above all, it is the international version of Sparta 2035, funded by a Russian state body.
Alexandrosse
8 min
5
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Car Wash Simulator: we feared students in bikinis, we found secret plantations instead
Against PowerWash Simulator it adds a property empire, timed challenges and a black market. But its demo convinced only one player in two.
Alexandrosse
6 min
7
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Figure Shop Simulator: if all these shop simulators look alike, this one accidentally explains why
It adds a real production layer to the shop simulator formula. But the studio admits using AI for part of its assets.
Alexandrosse
6 min
8
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Pax Autocratica: say totalitarian regime, add mechs, and we are perfectly happy
A totalitarian colony sim welded to an FPS roguelite with mechs and bullet hell. Gorgeous, funny, and far less innocent than it looks.
Alexandrosse
8 min
6
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Cellar Keeper: I like good wine, but sorting 2,448 bottles I will never drink needs explaining
A wine cellar tidying simulator for under five euros. The idea has charm, but it rests on a single note.
Alexandrosse
4 min