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18 hours ago | 
thegamer.com | Matt Arnold
If you're looking for a deep, global-scale simulation of the Second World War, there's no better game than Hearts Of Iron 4. Paradox's hit strategy game has an enormous, dedicated following, putting it routinely among the most-played games on Steam.
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23 hours ago | 
thegamer.com | Matt Arnold
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5 days ago | 
thegamer.com | A Little |Matt Arnold
Drop Duchy is a clever blend of strategic tile placement with Tetris-style block dropping, but it's a different enough take on both that even experienced players might need some time to adjust. Its fast-playing levels and unlockable build options mean there are plenty of reasons to keep coming back, though, offering tons of rewarding replayability.
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5 days ago | 
flipboard.com | Matt Arnold
Star Wars Genesis is blowing RPG fans away, and we can see whyIt has been almost two years since Starfield was first released and with the game still criticised for its lack of content and detail, this brand-new …
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1 week ago | 
thegamer.com | Matt Arnold
The final moments of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 are driven by complex, conflicting emotions from the game’s unforgettable cast. All of the secrets, betrayals, and head-turning narrative twists culminate in the kind of final battle you’d expect from this kind of epic RPG, followed by one final, emotional duel for the fate of the Canvas. It’s unexpected and heart-wrenching, but it also gets so lost in its big ideas that it forgets the point of the journey that led to this climax.
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1 week ago | 
thegamer.com | Matt Arnold
Affectionately known to fans as "Sad Robot," Solemn Simulacrum has seen play in plenty of artifact decks for Magic: The Gathering since its debut in 2003's Mirrodin set. Four might seem like a lot to pay for a 2/2, but Solemn Simulacrum offers card advantage upon entering and leaving the battlefield, and there's no shortage of ways to interact with its status as an artifact.
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1 week ago | 
thegamer.com | Rebecca Leveille Guay |Matt Arnold
Hailed as the successor to Swords To Ploughshares when it was first printed in Conflux all the way back in 2009, Path To Exile has become a singular removal staple in white decks for Magic: The Gathering. Giving an opponent a small boost to their mana curve is a small price to pay for exiling their biggest threat and upending their strategy, all for one mana.
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1 week ago | 
thegamer.com | Matt Arnold
It's a bit of an understatement to say that there are some tough boss fights in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but none are as unforgiving as the hidden battle against Simon. Even with a max-level party, Simon demands perfection if you want to have any hope of beating him. Even after learning all his patterns so that you can safely parry most of his strikes, he's still got plenty of dangerous, unavoidable tricks up his sleeve.
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1 week ago | 
flipboard.com | Matt Arnold
It's a bit of an understatement to say that there are some tough boss fights in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, but none are as unforgiving as the hidden …
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1 week ago | 
thegamer.com | Matt Arnold
Verso has a lot of great build options in Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 thanks to his huge arsenal of swords. Weapons can dramatically change how a character plays, and Verso has access to some really exciting loadouts, especially late in the game.
