Star Wars: Empire at War stands as one of the most enduring strategy games ever made — not because of its age, but because of its thriving modding community. From Fall of the Republic to Awakening of the Clone Wars, these player creations breathe new life into the galaxy, turning the game into a timeless sandbox of battles, fleets, and stories. It’s a must-play for any Star Wars or RTS fan who loves depth, passion, and endless replayability.

Battlestar Galactica Deadlock begins with promise — rewarding tactical depth and smart fleet management — but quickly falls into repetition. While combat can feel satisfying, the dated UI, uneven presentation, and uninspired storytelling drag it down. DLC content adds little mechanical variety, leaving the experience stale by the end. A decent pick for hardcore strategy fans, but far from a must-play. 6.5/10

Anno 2205 takes the beloved Anno city-building formula into the future with stunning visuals and a fast-paced lunar program. The strange arena-style combat feels disconnected, making it the weakest entry compared to Anno 1800. Still, for just $7 on sale, it’s a solid futuristic city builder that fans of the genre will enjoy, even if it doesn’t fully live up to its predecessors.

Anno 1800 is one of those games that feels overwhelming at first, but if you stick with it, you'll uncover one of the deepest and most rewarding city builders out there. With a standout soundtrack, good gameplay systems, and a satisfying mix of strategy and logistics, it turns out to be a fantastic city builder

Ixion combines deep strategy with a gripping space narrative, offering one of the most compelling city builders in recent years.

I grew up watching my Grandpa play Viking: Battle for Asgard on the Xbox 360. Now, in 2025, I dove in myself and it’s unplayable, unrecoverable crashes after the Darkwater chapter broke my heart. I tried fixes for 10 hours; nothing worked. Don’t buy this game, even if nostalgia calls.

DOOM: The Dark Ages delivers the ultimate demon-slaying experience with jaw-dropping gameplay and stunning medieval vistas. Curator Grunts dives into the game’s 22 chapters, exploring diverse enemies, epic boss fights, and new mechanics like mech battles and dragon-riding. Is this the best DOOM yet? Check out our full review and gameplay video to see why this prequel is a must-play in 2025!

Great visuals, intriguing story and setting.  While there are some small world-building flaws, the overall experience holds up remarkably...

Titanfall 2 blends flawless movement, clever puzzles, and epic set pieces into one of the most underrated shooters ever made.

11 years later, Ryse: Son of Rome holds up with stunning visuals, stellar voice acting & a gripping story. A must-play in 2025.

A cinematic, visually stunning experience with linear combat and one major flaw you’ll want to fix for true immersion.

RoboCop: Rogue City delivers brutal FPS action and nostalgia but suffers from bugs and loading screens. A must-play for fans!

A gripping story pull you into a brutal world. Gameplay’s light, but your choices shape it all. 8/10 – worth it?

Detroit Become Human is unlike any other game, even in 2025. The music, environment, and cinematics pull you into the game like no other....

KCD2 has the passion and it's grounded in relativity good historical realism that sells the narrative and the game beautifully!

Graphics and Story are underwhelming at the start, it feels and looks like a mobile game. The game feels and looks like a mobile game.

Playing Assassin’s Creed  in 2025 is a nostalgic experience. I remember watching my brother play it for hours because, at the time, it...

How does a 20-year-old game like Star Wars: Republic Commando hold up in 2025? To my amazement, it plays pretty well!

Lies of P's unique setting inspired by Carlo Collodi's 1883 novel Pinocchio puts this title into one of the most unique games I've played

Metro Redux puts players into a brutal, apocalyptic Russia, where both the immersive story, gunplay and environment elevate Metro greatly!