Articles with Sandbox tag
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Miami Hotel Simulator Review

Are you a fan of popular House Flipper or those chill renovation games? Well, here comes the new Miami Hotel Simulator. It was developed by Last Howl and published by PlayWay S.A., released on July 24, 2025, and honestly, it feels like it needed way more time before coming out. The idea sounds cool at first, renovating hotel rooms, upgrading stuff, maybe some management, but once you get into it everything feels... empty and boring.Let's take a closer look.There is an option to create your own character, which is okay, you don't really need it to be honest, but if you want to, you

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Cubic Odyssey Review

Cubic Odyssey is a voxel open-world survival game, kind of like Minecraft if it got launched into space and dipped in neon. You crash land on an alien planet because Earth is being attacked by something called the RED DARKNESS... Basically evil red goo that’s ruining everything. There’s a princess involved. She sends space knights to go fix it and you’re one of them, I think... I wasn’t really paying attention because the intro was kind of dramatic and confusing.Anyway, you wake up in your busted ship and meet QB-1, your little robot buddy who acts like a tutorial with attitude.

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Painter Simulator Review

Simulators are quite popular right now, and if you're a fan, you’ve probably already played Powerwash Simulator or Crime Scene Cleaner. Personally, I love games that let me chill, I always play them when i feel like listening to some music, enjoy something more brainless or just do not feel like playing anything intense. If you are the same kind of person and still haven't tried any simulator, maybe it is time to change that?Today it is time for Painter Simulator!It is kind of a similar concept to cleaning games, right? But instead of cleaning, you paint, I think it sounds

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Ale & Tale Tavern Review Jank

Dirt and gravel crunch softly under the soles of your feet as you make your way up the little-traversed path, leaning forward slightly as it gently slopes uphill. As you reach the crest, your gaze settles on the charmingly quaint building in front of you. Weather-worn fliers, wanted posters and long sprawling vines litter the buildings exterior while cobwebs glazing the patio eaves, drawing your eyes upwards.The sign greets you with a crooked smile of sorts, lazily drooping by a hinge. A firm gust sets it in motion, a soft groan coming from the rusty hinges that were, more or less,

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Night of the Dead Review

The faint flickering of lights, a click- the hiss of hydraulics. Movement. Light. Your eyes blur at the unwelcome invasion of the overhead halogens, your ears sensitive to the high pitched, unearthly buzz they emit. How long has it been? How did you end up here and, more importantly, where IS everyone? Fuzzy halos circle every light source you glimpse at- your body slow to adjust. Sitting up, your bare feet graze the metal floor, recoiling initially at the sharp cold. As your vision clears and the ringing in your ears subsides, it becomes painfully obvious that something has gone horribly,