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Yes, Your Grace – The Old Video Gamer’s Review
Yes, Your Grace sits you on the familiar throne of a medieval ruler. Armed with a rusty crown and shining coats of arms, will you rule happily ever after?
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Monster Train – The Old Video Gamer’s Review
Monster Train offers dollops of deck building, card battling and turn based pyre defence with a pinch of rogue like. Draw some cards from a menagerie of over 200, upgrade your champions and chugga chugga choo choo through the campaign story.
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Suzerain – The Old Video Gamer’s Review
Suzerain is a text based political role-playing game. How will you placate the angry mobs or ingratiate yourself with the oligarchs? Create jobs, repair infrastructure, quell opponents or simply pilfer public coffers, Mr President.
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Star Renegades – The Old Video Gamer’s Review
Explosions of pretty colours galore. Star Renegades’ pixel art is jam packed with little details here and there. It could almost be used as a “Where is Waldo?” substitute. If Massive Damage published a hardcover book on the art of Star Renegades, I’d be the first one in line.
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Spiritfarer – The Old Video Gamer’s Review
Should I meditate or should I play Spiritfarer before bedtime? When the World annoys you, it’s time to play Spiritmaster, a fun big hearted adventure where you are a smiling and caring ferrymaster for the deceased.
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Iron Harvest – The Old Video Gamer’s Review
The stars of Iron Harvest are the giant World War I steam powered mechs. The machine gun toting crab is pretty cool. There’s also the overgrown chick equipped with nail guns.