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NTE Review: Is This the Anime GTA Everyone Is Talking About?
Neverness To Everness has quickly become one of the most talked-about open-world RPGs of 2026. Here's what makes it different.
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Where Winds Meet Review: A Breathtaking Wuxia World With Almost Nothing to Sell You
Everstone's free-to-play martial-arts epic is one of the most beautiful and content-rich open worlds of its year, and a rare live-service game that never reaches for your wallet mid-swing.
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War Thunder Review: A Magnificent Vehicle Sandbox at War With Its Own Economy
Gaijin's cross-platform combat sim is the deepest military vehicle playground ever built, and one of the most exhausting grinds in free-to-play gaming.
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Star Trek Fleet Command review: our verdict
A surprisingly faithful Trek 4X that nails the fantasy of commanding a fleet, then buries it under timers and wallet-first progression. We played it, and the licence deserves better pacing.
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Rise of Kingdoms review: our verdict
Lilith's billion-dollar 4X earns its scale with a seamless world map and deep strategy, then reminds you at every turn that time or money is the price of keeping up. We played it and weighed both sides.
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RAID: Shadow Legends review: our verdict
The gacha RPG everyone loves to mock is also one of the deepest and best-looking in the genre, and one of the most aggressively monetized. We played it and separated the memes from the reality.
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Project Entropy Review: An Ambitious Sci-Fi Strategy MMO Held Back by Its Own Grind
FunPlus's free-to-play interstellar strategy MMO has scope and spectacle to spare, but the familiar timer-and-wallet economy keeps it from truly taking off.
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Once Human Review: A Weird, Wonderful Survival MMO That Earned Its Second Chance
NetEase's cosmic-horror survival game stumbled at launch, but a fair economy and genuinely strange world have turned it into one of the free survival scene's best surprises.
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NTE: Neverness to Everness review: our verdict
Hotta Studio swaps sci-fi for a supernatural modern city and builds the most alive open world the gacha genre has right now. We played it, and the exploration sings even when the story stumbles.
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Enlisted Review: The Best WWII Squad Shooter Nobody Talks About Enough
Darkflow's squad-command WWII shooter delivers scale and immersion few free games match, if you can stomach a grind that keeps testing your patience.
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Arknights: Endfield review: our verdict
Hypergryph's spin-off trades tower defense for a real-time ARPG with a surprisingly deep factory layer. We played it, and the mix is smarter than it has any right to be, if you can stomach the gacha.