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    Terminal Conflict is a fast-paced 3D strategy game set in the cold war.
    The year is 1991. From the world news desks you can follow the war on all fronts. Control the money, infrastructure and as soon as possible, your resources.
    Do you want to relax, as it seems that the world stands still? You are wrong. Technology, in the form of nuclear weapons have changed the balance of power. The history of the world is changing. The nations that benefit from the nuclear arms race are struggling for power. All this plays the new world hot spots. Can you survive?
    Features:
    Cold War Strategy Experience
    Manage your stocks, pay your bills, upgrade your army, construct buildings and arm yourself with the power of the nuke.
    Endless Crisis
    Fight your way to the USSR or China, engage in close air combat with Sukhoi’s and MiG’s, capture vital bases and crash the enemy’s economy.
    Stamina
    Will you be able to become the master of your world? Be prepared to fight for survival.
    Story:
    The year is 1991. The Cold War is over. USA and USSR are back in the wilderness. What will become of them?
    The first hour of the game shows you a little about the universe. You are given three missions to embark on.
    The second hour provides you the choice between USA and USSR.
    The third hour provides you with the opportunity to play as the Soviet Union.
    The final hour allows you to customize your game.
    Storyline:
    Set in the Cold War you must rebuild your country after the end of the Cold War. All resources are scarce and your country is suffering.
    You must rebuild the country to survive. The game is set in the hot spots in the world. Choose to join the USA or USSR, or make your own sandbox and create your own war.

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    Crypt of the Necrodancer is the first 2D roguelike platformer where you can play as more than one character at the same time.
    The game is built for all platforms and is playable using only your keyboard and the mouse.
    Features:
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    During play you will unlock more characters to play as. This will give you more weapons, more armor and more chance to survive.
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    on April 21, 2014

    I’m feeling a little bit of déjà vu here. This feels like a rehash of Bloodlust, the only difference being that this time it’s being released on PC.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had to kill a series of the game’s highly recognizable faces, to take down the boss.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had to kill a series of the game’s highly recognizable faces, to take down the boss.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had to kill a series of the game’s highly recognizable faces, to take down the boss.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had to kill a series of the game’s highly recognizable faces, to take down the boss.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had to kill a series of the game’s highly recognizable faces, to take down the boss.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had to kill a series of the game’s highly recognizable faces, to take down the boss.

    Gameplay Defend the Rook begins with you taking control of, well, the rook. We’ve seen this formula in a handful of games in the past, including the 2009 remake of Missile Command, in which you had

     

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