"Lies of P is without doubt one of the best soul likes on the market and is more than able to stand toe-to-toe with the very best titles that the genre has to offer."
Ertugrul of Ulukayin has the potential to be a great game, but it has a very serious problem: very few people outside Turkiye know who Ertugrul is and what Ulukayin means, which will have a catastrophic impact on sales, unless the Turkish gamer community come out in force to support it.
Outlawed isn't a bad game, but there are better games out there more deserving of your time, money and attention, and I recommend playing those instead.
While Shieldwall has a great concept, its lacklustre combat mechanics and repetitive gameplay make it very difficult to enthusiastically recommend it.
Bloated, Laggy, occasionally problematic, and the last of an era, Empire: Total War is all these things. Yet despite all of this, it still is one of the unique titles in the history of the Total War Franchise.
While Medieval II: Total War is almost 20 years old, it remains one of the best titles in the history of the Total War franchise and is as fun to play in 2025 as in 2006!
While Medieval: Total War was ahead of its time in 2002, there is no reason to play it 20+ years later beyond curiosity or nostalgia.
Despite four years of early access and multiple post-launch updates, Deadside is still little more than a worse version of better games.
Wild West Dynasty is a perfect example of the dangers of franchise overreach when combined with lackadaisical mediocrity and low production values.
I have nothing against reusing assets, but Achilles: Survivor needs to do more than reuse great-looking assets from Achilles: Legends Untold if it is going to succeed in the highly competitive action roguelike genre.