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Sea of Stars the Retro-Inspired RPG Gets a New Trailer and More

Sea of Stars the Retro-Inspired RPG Gets a New Trailer and More

Chrono Trigger inspired turn-based RPG Sea of Stars had a new trailer. The new footage debuted in Nintendo’s Indie World showcase on December 15, 2021. It was also confirmed that this retro-looking RPG will be released on the Nintendo Switch. Here’s some info about the game at a glance: Genre: Turn-Based RPG Developed by: Sabotage ...

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Sea of ​​Thieves Finalizes Season 5 Content

Sea of ​​Thieves Finalizes Season 5 Content

We’ve had a year 2021 full of video game news and big releases that have sprung up over the months, with Halo Infinite being the one that should be the final climax to finish before hitting the news. that awaits us. in 2022. Not only have we had new games, we also have a lot ...

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A key year for Sea of ​​Thieves

A key year for Sea of ​​Thieves

Sea of ​​Thieves is one of those gagging games. If he did. Without going too far, we could use mine, as I was one of those who didn’t give much for Rare’s proposal. Very original, but I never really knew how it would fit in and if it would have a minimum of success. Now ...

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Huge update moves the struggle for survival into the sea

Huge update moves the struggle for survival into the sea

Even if the great Twitch hype surrounding Rust has recently subsided, the developers at Facepunch Studios are still working hard on new content for the survival hit. After there was already a major update in July that brought support for Nvidia’s DLSS technology, among other things, the huge August update now provides a lot of ...

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Lost at Sea review

Lost at Sea review

Lost at Sea review for Xbox Series X Today I want to bring you the analysis of Lost at sea, of Studio Fizbin and head held high. Gaming today is more of an emotional experience than a regular video game, and it lasts for a few hours. It is therefore difficult to expand too much ...