Some games exist to challenge the mind, taxing all of your synapses as you plan, construct, and strategize your way to victory through mazes of resources and unit pieces. Other games exist for you to exert your influence, wielding your...
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The loudspeaker crackles to life above your head: REMINDER: ALL WORKERS MUST REMAIN IN THEIR DESIGNATED SECTOR. ATTEMPTING TO LEAVE YOUR SECTOR WILL RESULT IN APPREHENSION BY THE MINISTRY OF SEVERE RE-EDUCATION. You dig faster. Somewhere below you, the Subterrans...
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Hail traveler. We wish you rest and health from your journey and have rooms in the back. Your hulking sword and fancy garb tell me that you’re aren’t selling wares, though. Yeah, we’ve been getting a lot of adventurers like...
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As the interest in board games continues to rise, so too does the interest in exploring new ways of playing those games. One such way is through digital ports of those games – translating them PCs, consoles, phones, and tablets....
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Note: This review pertains to the First Edition of Exodus: Proxima Centauri Humans are a conflicted and confounding species. For all of our progress, we continue to struggle with an inner duality like no other known species. We painted the...
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14 May, 1948 Dear Dr. Kasif, Congratulations! You have been selected to be part of the Academy of Discovery’s exploratory group, where you will be venturing deep into dense and remote jungle basin to further learn about the peoples who...
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The rush of adrenaline fired her synapses as data flowed past her display. Six months of hard work had led to this moment, six months spent crunching mind numbing strings of code and shopping for rigs on grey markets half...
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As the interest in board games continues to rise, so too does the interest in exploring new ways of playing those games. One such way is through digital ports of those games – translating them PCs, consoles, phones, and tablets....
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Stepping back from the furnace to wipe your brow, you find yourself thinking about the Frenchman from Lyon who passed through town the other day. He spoke of his love of travel and how he hoped his trade stayed plentiful enough...
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Buongiorno Agent ___Marrano___, I regret that we could not meet in person for your post-orientation field mission. As you will soon learn, this is commonplace in our line of work. We have little time for frivolity. From your briefings, you should...
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