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A farming game drawn like a horror manga, where you marry an odd villager and pull up the tentacles growing in the field.
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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.

A farming game drawn like a horror manga, where you marry an odd villager and pull up the tentacles growing in the field.

Eleven skills, a talent tree, no microtransactions, and a progression pace the full release slowed down sharply.

A settlement builder in the lineage of The Settlers and Caesar, finally adding victory conditions and a global market.

A destruction roguelite where worlds are simulated pixel by pixel. You bombard, matter collapses, and nothing knits back together.

459,000 reviews, 94 per cent positive, and one last biome finally arriving. Version 1.0 is here, and it is the one we were waiting for.

Neither Total War nor an action game: you give orders from inside the general's body, and charge with your own samurai.

Twenty days to survive, incident reports to read at night, and soldiers with a name and a birthplace. Five euros fifty.

Conveyors, pipes and stills across several floors, a shop to stock, and 89 per cent of players convinced in the first week.

45 licensed buses, coaches for the first time, a gorgeous region. And a technical launch that spoils a good part of the pleasure.