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ReviewsWar Thunder review: the biggest military sandbox on PC, with a grind to match
Thirteen years after launch, War Thunder still offers more detailed planes, tanks, helicopters and ships than anything else, for free. The question is whether its economy lets you enjoy them.
ReviewsStar Trek Fleet Command review: the deepest Star Trek collection game, with a heavy price tag
Eight years in, Fleet Command is still the most complete way to build your own Star Trek fleet. It's also a slow, spend-heavy strategy MMO. Here's who it really suits in 2026.
ReviewsRise of Kingdoms review: the best real-time strategy MMO on mobile, if you can live with the grind
Live battles on one seamless map set Rise of Kingdoms apart from other city builders. Eight years on, it is still the genre's smartest design, and still one of its most demanding on your time and wallet.
ReviewsRAID: Shadow Legends review: a deep collection RPG behind the famous ads
Everyone knows the ads. Fewer people know the game: a huge, polished collection RPG with real team-building depth, held back by a slow grind and relentless offers.
ReviewsRagnarok Online: World Journey review: a lovely Midgard that plays itself too much
Gravity's first open-world Ragnarok gets the look, the music and the quality-of-life fixes right. On Steam, though, automation, gacha pressure and a single Southeast Asian server drag it down.
ReviewsOnce Human review: a weird, generous survival shooter that never sits still
Survival, base building and looter-shooter builds in a cosmic-horror wasteland, all free. Two years and many reworks later, is Once Human worth starting on PC?
ReviewsEnlisted review: huge free WW2 battles, held back by dim squadmates and a long grind
Enlisted hands you a whole squad instead of a single soldier and drops it into combined-arms WW2 battles. We look at whether the spectacle still outweighs the AI, the silver grind and the store in late 2026.
ReviewsArknights: Endfield review: a gorgeous gacha RPG with a real factory game inside
Endfield mixes real-time squad combat with a full automation game and wraps both in some of the best visuals in free-to-play. Is it worth starting now that it's on Steam?