It wasn’t built in a day, famously. But this latest Anno in a long-running series of accessible and endearingly twee city builders doesn’t take that old adage overly to heart. There’s complexity to its supply chains and economy, but it takes a ruthless writers’ pen (quill?) to the systems-bloat and perplexing menu rabbit holes found…
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Fraser Brown, Online Editor (Image credit: Future) This week, I’ve been staying up too late playing Deep Rock Galactic: Survivors, the only other extraction-themed game I vibe with. But I’m determined to drag some friends back into The Forever Winter with me again too. It’s rare that I vibe with an extraction shooter, and really…
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Hyrule or Hydrool? It has been a good long while since we’ve last spent a weekend slashing through this many Bokoblins, and if you picked up Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment last week, we’d imagine that you’re in the same boat. The latest slice of Hylian musou action is finally here, and it’s making the…