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What is it?: A bombastic, turn-based game about military mages with a tightly-written story.Expect to pay: $19.99/£16.75Developer: Suspicious Developments IncPublisher: Suspicious DevelopmentsReviewed on: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060, AMD Ryzen 7 5800 8-Core Processor, 16GB RAM, Force MP600 SSD.Multiplayer: No, but there is a level editor and sharing system.Steam Deck: PlayableLink: suspiciousdevelopments.com
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