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Where Winds Meet: our verdict
NetEase's wuxia open-world ARPG bets everything on parry-and-stance combat and a cosmetic-only wallet — and after launch, that bet looks like it's paying off.
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Star Trek Fleet Command: our verdict
A genuinely good sci-fi 4X shell has spent years getting buried under its own monetization — we went back in to see how bad it's gotten.
Reviews6.8// 003
Rise of Kingdoms: our verdict
Lilith Games' civilization-building 4X is still one of the most systemically ambitious mobile strategy games out there — and still one of the most expensive to keep up with.
Reviews6.3// 004
Raid: Shadow Legends: our verdict
Years after the meme-ad saturation bombing, we checked whether the gacha RPG underneath is still worth the grind — and whether it's still pay-to-win where it counts.
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Reviews7.2// 005
Once Human: our verdict
NetEase's survival-crafting hit gambled on seasonal server wipes to keep things fresh — after the community revolt, we checked what the game looks like post-fix.
Reviews8// 006
NTE: Neverness to Everness: our verdict
Hotta Studio's supernatural city sim mixes GTA Online energy with anime open-world RPG systems — and after a rocky pre-launch controversy, it mostly delivers.
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Arknights: Endfield: our verdict
Hypergryph swaps tower defense for factory-building action RPG — and mostly lands the jump, if you can survive its currency soup.