
Repterra: They Are Billions with dinosaurs, and a breeding system that changes the equation
Hordes of tens of thousands of dinos, taming, genetic breeding and three factions. Published by MicroProse, and far more than a clone.
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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.

Hordes of tens of thousands of dinos, taming, genetic breeding and three factions. Published by MicroProse, and far more than a clone.

Find missing people in a night forest without making a sound. A simple idea, an engine that exploits it, and a mood recalling the genre's early days.

A simulation where water flows, forests burn and lava hardens into new land. An MMO built on the memory of worlds and mutual aid between players.

A lovely island, a loop that hooks, and content that runs dry fast. Version 1.0 today, with a Steam review affair in the background.

Food as the central resource, four asymmetric peoples and the collapse of 1200 BC. A survival RTS, not a conquest one.

A drowned Arkham, a tight inventory, counted bullets. A leap forward on every front, at the cost of a genre change that will divide.

Four entities to cleanse, a queue of villagers, cards that merge. A superb art direction serving a rigorous deckbuilder.

An adult game on Steam, rated highly by its players. We cover it plainly and with one image, because none of the others can be published here.

You are not on the bench, you are in the office. A real design idea that settles the trade-off between simplicity and depth.