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MechWarrior 5 Mercenaries Updated Review and Buyers Guide

MechWarrior 5 Mercenaries – Worth it in 2026? Updated Review & Buyers Guide

If you’re a fan of mechs you don’t exactly have a lot of options out there when it comes to video games, especially if you want to be in the pilot seat of one. If you’re like me and prefer mechs to be slow moving monstrous bipedal tanks as opposed to lightning speed anime characters in a suit of armor, you really only have two choices. MechWarrior 5 Mercenaries, and MechWarrior 5 Clans. If you want the game to actually be good, you’re left with just Mercenaries. Sorry Clanners, your game just isn’t for me.

Voidling Bound Review

Voidling Bound Review

Voidling Bound is what you would get if you took Risk of Rain 2 and mixed in a little bit of Spore, Monster Rancher and a hair bit of old school PlayStation 1 Platformers. The end result is an amalgamation of ideas that is both charming, and sadly, barely coherent.

Dungeon Clawler Review

Dungeon Clawler Review

I love claw machines, which sucks because most of them are entirely rigged. Anytime I find one that isn’t, I walk out with an armful of stuffed animals that I have absolutely no use for simply because I like playing with the claw machine. Dungeon Clawler turns the concept of claw machines into a rogue-lite deck-builder which unsurprisingly, grabbed my attention.

Reptilian Rising review

Reptilian Rising Review: A Time Traveling Tactical Adventure

Reptilian Rising is like Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, but instead of gathering historical figures for a school presentation, you’re gathering them to fight an evil reptilian invasion throughout time. Sure, they might have generic names like “Bert,” who is obviously Einstein. However, naming conventions matter little when you can have a T-2000, a talking Ankylosaurus with a southern accent, and Winston Churchill on the same team.