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Project Entropy Review: A Familiar Strategy MMO in a New Sci-Fi Coat
FunPlus takes its mobile strategy-MMO template to space: build a base, grow hero fleets, join an alliance, and watch the timers and packs pile up.
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Honest, hands-on reviews scored out of 10.
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RAID: Shadow Legends Review: Deep Team-Building on Top of a Slot Machine
Plarium's turn-based collection RPG has a huge roster and real strategic depth, wrapped in energy timers, low pull rates and a relentless store.
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Star Trek Fleet Command Review: The License Does a Lot of Heavy Lifting
Scopely's 4X MMO gets a lot of mileage from the Star Trek name, but the desktop client is a mobile port and the economy is relentless.
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Rise of Kingdoms Review: A Polished Mobile 4X That Still Runs on Your Calendar
Lilith's persistent-world 4X has a strong native PC client and a real strategy layer, buried under timers, alliance obligations and a whale economy.
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NTE: Neverness to Everness Review: A Big, Busy Urban Fantasy Still Finding Its Feet
Hotta Studio's supernatural open-world RPG is ambitious and dense, with switch-based combat and a full modern city, plus the rough edges you'd expect this early.
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War Thunder Review: Superb Vehicles, Punishing Economy
Gaijin's combined-arms MMO models planes, tanks and ships with rare care, then wraps them in a grind and economy built to sell premium.
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Enlisted Review: The WWII Shooter That Hands You a Whole Squad
Darkflow's squad-based WWII shooter is tense, good-looking and mechanically distinct, with a tech-tree grind and premium squads to watch.
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Once Human Review: A Survival Sandbox With a Season Pass Habit
NetEase's free survival game has sharp building, strange monsters and a genuinely fresh seasonal structure, undercut by relentless cosmetic marketing.
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Arknights: Endfield Review: A Factory Sim Wearing a Gacha RPG's Clothes
HyperGryph's 3D spin-off pairs a genuinely deep base-building layer with slick combat, then wraps it in one of the stingier gacha models around.
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Where Winds Meet Review: A Wuxia Open World Worth Getting Lost In
NetEase's free wuxia open world is gorgeous, generous with content and light on pressure to pay, if your PC can ride out the stutter.