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darkrpgs.home.blog
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| | | | | It is nice to see when two different worlds collide together in the video game format. It happened several times, especially for big companies, for example hunting a Final Fantasy's Behemoth inside Monster Hunter World. However, what is not so common is a collaboration between a big company and an obscure indie title, especially if... | |
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www.inklestudios.com
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| | | | | Independent developer of narrative games and interactive stories. | |
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www.themanequest.com
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| | | | | I regularly search Twitter for anything that includes the words "gamedev" and "horse" in an attempt to keep track of what's being made. One such search I recently stumbled across Kanna, an independently developed open world role playing games which promises to treat its horses as more than just ways of transport. | |
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www.jimwestergren.com
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| | | [AI summary] The user has shared an extensive list of board and card games they own, along with their personal opinions, play experiences, and various house rules they've developed for different games. The list includes over 50 games, ranging from classics like Catan and Risk to newer titles like Scythe and Stone Age. The user provides detailed insights into their preferences, the length of gameplay, the role of luck, and how they've modified rules to enhance the experience. They also mention other games they own but didn't include in the favorites list. The user emphasizes that these are personal opinions and not influenced by any compensation or affiliate links. | ||
