Logicbomb 最近的评测

Not Recommended – I can see why some people might enjoy this, but it just wasn’t for me. The game feels cheap, and while the $10 price tag makes it accessible, I wasn’t having fun and don’t feel motivated to put in the time it might take to see its value.

Here’s my first 15 minutes of gameplay if you want to see it in action:
https://youtu.be/DqZma26D6HQ

A charming indie title that shows a lot of heart, even if the controls and menus can be a little frustrating at times. Sand: Superfluous Game feels different in a good way, and if you don’t mind some UI quirks and enjoy a real challenge, it’s definitely worth checking out.

👉 Watch our full YouTube First Look video for a closer look, and if it helped you decide, please give it a like so more players can discover this hidden gem!
https://youtu.be/0kut9yB-X-4

From Dock to Dynasty
Global Magnates: Shipping Tycoon is a deep and rewarding tycoon game that puts you in control of global trade. You’ll start small with a modest tanker or hauler, but if you plan smart and manage well, you’ll soon be moving millions in cargo every day, overseeing factories, and running international trade routes.

If you’re a fan of tycoon and management sims, this game nails the formula. It has that addictive “just one more shipment” feel that keeps you coming back for bigger deals and smarter strategies.

If this review helped you, please give it a thumbs-up—it keeps it visible for other players and promotes honest feedback.

🎥 Want to see the gameplay in action? Check out our First Look video:
https://youtu.be/OBHGNFe7cDQ

I’ll be honest, Once Human almost lost me at the start. It’s different, and at first that difference felt a little off-putting. But once I gave it a real chance, holy smokes. This game is massive, creative, and downright impressive.

The world pulls you in with its atmosphere and variety, and before you know it, you’re completely enamored with exploring, building, fighting, and discovering. The sheer amount of things to do is staggering, and the fact that it’s completely free makes it even more unbelievable.

If you’re on the fence like I was, stick with it for a little bit, you’ll be glad you did.

I featured it in my Lunch Break Series check it out if you want to see some real gameplay.
https://youtu.be/R-9DnC570CI

I completely missed the release. I did enjoy the demo. The glowing reviews are a great sign that they really cleaned this up. I will play it again and update this review, but for now here was my first impressions of the demo when it launched back in Q1. 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duP0HvGieDQ

I’ve been playing Noble Legacy for over 60 hours, between the demo and early builds I was given access to. I’m seriously impressed with what this small indie team has built so far. Even in Early Access, there’s already a great mix of hands-on kingdom building, managing your villagers, and watching your town come to life. You are right in the middle of it all, not some god -like builder who just commands from above, you are an NPC interacting, harvesting and building right along side your people.

The roadmap looks amazing, with plans for trading, diplomacy, families, better battles, and more. If they deliver on even half of it, this is going to be something special.

What’s here now is fun, creative, and full of charm. I can’t wait to see the finished product, but for now, I’m happily building my legacy one villager at a time.

Watch our Preview video for Noble Legacy here.
https://youtu.be/me00EJIKaRc?si=lmHOAptO1fOQpdvY

Clutchtime is a slam dunk of a basketball deckbuilder—smart, slick, and full of swagger. It nails the rhythm and intensity of the sport while delivering deep, strategic deckbuilding that rewards skillful play. Fast-paced, addictive, and brilliantly designed, this is a must-play for fans of card games and basketball alike.

Check out my preview of it here.
https://youtu.be/BUBCiiwQj44

Business Heroes: Street Grub offers a fun and approachable take on the street food business sim genre. You’ll start small—just you, a cart, and some hustle—and work your way up by managing everything from recipes and pricing to staff, stand upgrades, and customer satisfaction.

What really sets Street Grub apart is its charm. The art style is vibrant and inviting, with just enough detail to make each upgrade and staff member feel meaningful. The gameplay strikes a nice balance between casual and strategic—you can play to relax or min-max your way to food truck domination.

If you're into tycoon-style games or just enjoy the hustle of building something from scratch, this one's worth checking out. We put together a Quick Look video to give you a firsthand feel for the gameplay, progression loop, and street-side flavor. Be sure to give it a watch!

https://youtu.be/eMcboJN1-5I

Funcom raised the bar with Conan Exiles, and they've done it again here. This game pushes survival standards forward in all the right ways—ambitious, immersive, and bold. Let’s hope ARK 2 is taking notes.

Here is my first live stream of it.
https://youtube.com/live/BMeMeQSAF-8?feature=share

Tips and Tricks:
https://youtu.be/P_qabPaGpiw

Absolutely loving this game so far!
It’s hilarious, creative, and surprisingly effective at swapping out traditional combat with fishing as the main mechanic—and somehow, it totally works. The RPG elements are solid, and the quirky story keeps things fun and lighthearted throughout.

If you’re into adventure-style RPGs and enjoy a silly, offbeat narrative, this one is absolutely worth the $20.

Curious how it plays? Here’s my first hour of gameplay:
🎣 https://youtube.com/live/0dsfXmgsAi0?feature=share