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"Radlandia, the skating game’s exuberant and diverse world, was created during the pandemic as a happier place to which its developers could escape"

"The game's look and gameplay is welcoming to new players, but it gets hard to master very quickly."

>"It has already been removed from Steam and mobile storefronts with no explanation from its publisher"

"There’s something trickier than teaching players to design rockets and navigate radiation."

The team behind Restoration Games wants to update lost classics for 21st-century players.

"The creators of Blacks & Whites want to make talking about inequality easier—and might teach your racist uncle a thing or two."

"Tabletop gaming, based on a mix of science fiction and fantasy worlds, has seen sales surge during lockdown"

>"You’re a powerful ocean king, so it’s your job to capture locations, recruit ocean creatures, and get past the depths to bring glory and prosperity to your civilization. Aquatica is an engine-building game where players will play a _...Read More_

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"We review World of Tanks, a WW2 based skirmish game published by Gale Force 9. In World of Tanks, players are assembling squads to take out their oppoent."

>"A humble card game, Android: Netrunner has the same roots as "Cyberpunk 2077"— but went in an entirely different direction."

“Escape from Tarkov is a strategic game, and before playing it, you should know whether you're going to be using a controller or a mouse and keyboard.”

>"The effectiveness of board-game simulations of war is in their abstractness, not their accuracy"