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Numantian Games

2 games by Numantian Games reviewed here.

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Lords of Xulima

Numantian Games' debut is an unapologetic throwback to Might and Magic-style first-person party RPGs, and its current Steam sample is split almost exactly where you'd expect an old-school difficulty curve to split it — deep, satisfying character building on one side, punishing RNG and a tedious food-management system on the other.

6.5 / 10

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They Are Billions

A zombie-apocalypse city-builder and real-time strategy hybrid, Very Positive across nearly 19,000 reviews for a genuinely excellent core survival mode — undercut by an extraordinarily consistent, near-universal complaint that its campaign forces mandatory permadeath on missions lasting hours, with no manual save option, and by a development history this review found has shipped no substantial campaign updates since June 2019.

6 / 10

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