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Dann Sullivan

Dann’s earliest memory is playing Adventure on the Atari 2600, since then he’s enjoyed games of all sorts and shapes. Dann is B3's EiC and one of the co-owners.

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Moving Out’s Movers in Paradise DLC is a sequel-quality expansion to the couch-co-op champ

Dann Sullivan Mar 8, 2021 0

SMG Studio has dropped a new DLC for Moving Out, Movers in Paradise, alongside the free Moving In update, and it's fantastic. Moving Out has been a staple in my household since it first released last year. Even though we are living in a…

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Dann’s Top 5 Games Of 2020

Dann Sullivan Dec 31, 2020 0

Hello hello. Blimey, 2020 has been about as far from a barrel of monkeys as it could be — I'm positively thrilled to put this calendar to bed and hopefully, with it, all of the junk that's been snowballing over the last five years. Anyway,…

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Awry has you juggle four heroes to quash a hypnotic final boss

Dann Sullivan Dec 9, 2020 0

Shift between four heroes in a tough showdown against a mind-controlling final boss in Awry. The four legendary heroes have made their way through the almost endless dungeon and are finally facing the creature behind all the recent terrors;…

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Whether you’re sick of politics or not, Democracy 4’s Early Access is going well

Dann Sullivan Nov 17, 2020 0

With some of the political farce of the previous decade still very fresh in their minds, there are probably more than a fair few people tired of hearing the word Democracy being flung around. Democracy 4, and its predecessors, are a…

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Space Crew is a space opera simulation strategy built on Bomber Crews’ bones

Dann Sullivan Nov 11, 2020 0

Runner Duck's Space Crew shares more than a few similarities to its predecessor Bomber Crew, but the (hyper)jump to a space setting does wonders for their refined systems. Sci-fi set Space Crew and WWII-straddling Bomber Crew have a lot in…

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Top 12 Best Indie RPGs on PC

Dann Sullivan Oct 19, 2020 0

The Indie RPG genre is booming. More and more developers are seeking to rekindle the games of their youth and either replicate or build-upon the experiences that they had in their own early years. Video games and how we talk about them is…

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Chinatown Detective Agency’s anachronisms are just the start of its charms

Dann Sullivan Oct 7, 2020 0

There's chaos in the shadows of 2032 Singapore, but in order to get to the bottom of the conspiracy behind it, Chinatown Detective Agency's owner Amira Darma will have to travel the world. Perhaps the most interesting thing about General…

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Order of Battle: Red Storm wraps up the USSR trilogy with a series of carefully orchestrated bangs

Dann Sullivan Oct 6, 2020 0

Sometimes when a trilogy wraps up there's a feeling of wanting left afterwards. However, unlike in fiction, history tends to wrap up at the highest point of escalation; Wars rarely end with a whisper. Order of Battle's Red Storm expansion…

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As Far As The Eye is a strategy game about what you take and what you leave

Dann Sullivan Oct 1, 2020 0

Ultimately, everything which is created must be destroyed, but the stories of each cycle can only persist if you can lead successive generations of Pupils As Far As The Eye in this clever strategy game. I was first drawn to As Far As The…

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Rogue Legacy 2 — The Prodigal Child returns again and again

Dann Sullivan Sep 2, 2020 0

Seven years on from the release of Rogue Legacy it has a sequel. As Rogue Legacy 2 launches into Early Access it's time to find out if the developers can strike gold twice within a genre that they helped define. I've been thinking about…

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