Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak: The Kotaku Review
“It’s Homeworld, but with sand” was my first thought. After actually playing it, that’s...about the gist of it. It's gorgeous, though.
“It’s Homeworld, but with sand” was my first thought. After actually playing it, that’s...about the gist of it. It's gorgeous, though.
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A good — if somewhat predictable — murder mystery set in a time before mobile phones, the internet, and DNA testing
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I only got around to playing this great board game over the weekend, and I already count those months between as wasted.
In farming terms, this could be seen as quite a fallow season for the reigning, defending champ of football sims.
It was good last year; it's great this year; it'll be absolutely superb next year. Right?
I felt like I needed a third eye to play this mid-bending psychedelic game. That’s a good thing.
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