Game Title: Nobody Saves the World
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Developer: DrinkBox Studios
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OpenCritic - 80 average - 83% recommended - 39 reviews
Windows Central - Cole Martin - 5 / 5
Nobody Saves the World is a humorous romp through a 2D world where the hero is little more than a pale, pantsless shell that players can magically transform into a colorful cast of characters. RPG elements let players customize the experience even further as they rack up a body count of baddies.
Checkpoint Gaming - Chantelle McColl - 9.5 / 10
I can’t praise Nobody Saves the World enough for both its undeniable style and interesting game mechanics. The world is fleshed out and detailed, which allows the characters …
Game Title: Expeditions: Rome
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Developer: Logic Artists
Publisher: THQ Nordic
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OpenCritic - 83 average - 88% recommended - 10 reviews
CGMagazine - Hayes Madsen - 7 / 10
The overwhelming feeling I had in my time with Expeditions: Rome is that it’s perfectly average.
Fextralife - Reiku - 8 / 10
Expeditions: Rome is a fun and challenging RPG that requires closer attention. It brings back fond memories of the impactful choices made back in the days of classic RPGs like Baldur’s Gate and Planescape Torment. Moreover, the developers have made turn-based combat cohesively nuanced and challenging at the same time. With over 65 hours of content, Expeditions: Rome is worth getting into.
GGRecon - Tarran Stockton - 7 / 10
In the end, Expeditions: Rome rises above the previous entries clearly, with more polish and refinement than ever before. The game may not fully achieve …
I hope that when deal is complete, Microsoft will reduce prices of CoD games on Steam. And we can expect latest CoD games on Steam, right?
What happens to B.Net?
Just imagine what a revitalized Raven Software could do in collaboration with id Software, like in the good old days… Man, I’m salivating!
I mean, it’s not probable to happen, but now it’s at least possible…
What timeline is this again?