Anno 117: Pax Romana isn’t a revolution for the series, but a well-crafted evolution of a proven formula. Fans of strategic city-building games, especially those interested in Roman history or the series itself, will find it tailored for them. The Roman setting goes beyond aesthetics, giving the game a unique identity. With the tech tree, cultural choices, freedom in customization, and a polished interface, it delivers a deep and satisfying experience that can easily consume dozens or even hundreds of hours.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Deliver at All Costs is a gem that showcases the developers' creativity and unconventionality. Its chaotic destruction mechanics and 1950s-inspired environment make it a unique experience, even if the narrative is somewhat lacking. While story-driven gamers might be disappointed by the illogical plot twists, the game's true strength lies in the sheer joy of the explosions and destruction, and its deep connection to 1950s nostalgia.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Inzoi offers a rich and varied experience with many innovative features that give players complete freedom to customize their characters and city. However, its technical performance is one of its biggest drawbacks, with some players experiencing graphics and performance issues on less powerful devices. Despite this, the game still provides an enjoyable and immersive experience in character customization and environmental interaction.
Review in Arabic | Read full review