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Streets of Rogue Review

Play as a vampire, hacker, gorilla, bartender, or 22 other characters in this weird, great roguelike.On my first run, I'm an assassin, backstabbing enemies and slinging shuriken. Then I'm a jock, barrelling through walls and swinging a baseball bat. Next, I'm a gorilla, flanked by three other primates, tearing scientists apart with my bare hands in the middle of downtown. Somehow, I avoid the patrolling cops on that last one, probably because I’d injected two of my companions with an invisibility serum—plus, there was a riot in the streets, turning the level into a mosh pit of gang fights, enraged shop

Author: peza12

05.12.2019

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ATLAS Review

Before reading, please note that this game is still in Early Access state.From the creators of ARK: Survival Evolved comes ATLAS and just like ARK, ATLAS is an open world MMO survival game that offers a great adventure, the only difference is that ARK is about dinosaurs and ATLAS is about Pirates. Unfortunately if you played ARK before you'll feel more like it's an ARK DLC so for ARK players so I'll do a short review for you which will be a small comparison between ARK and ATLAS and the rest will be a long review for non-ARK players.For ARK players:After

Author: CubertZ

24.05.2019

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History and Legacy of Runescape Classic and what it meant to us

Jagex has announced that RuneScape Classic’s servers will be permanently shutting down at 8am GMT on 6th August 2018, expressing that their tools simply aren't compatible with Classic any longer, creating bugs and hampering the game’s security concerning bots.The classic iteration released in 2001 has a fond place in the heart of veteran Opium Pulses employees with the game’s successor, RuneScape 2 (aka Old School) being the home to our clan of the same name back in 2003. Like Opium Pulses, RuneScape was started by three English brothers with a passion for video games. It has a humble and charming story

Author: SlipSlot

29.05.2018

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Command & Conquer Multiplay(er)able

Command&Conquer onlineI want to share this information with everyone who loved the glory of C&C - especially in multiplayer.Yes it's true, EA took the servers for all of the C&C games down, but for anyone who might not know, fans of the amazing sagacreated an own network to play online. All you have to do is to go toC&C Online, register on the website and download the launcher. It will automatically ask you to create a log-in for the C&C Online servers.Once done you simply start the launcher and you're ready to play online.If you have the Steam Version of the game, you might run in

Author: Cede Maiori

04.07.2016

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