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Insurgency's latest dev supported mod takes the game's realistic combat back in time.

A beautiful RPG with a simple, card-based battle system and a surprisingly deep -if predictable- plotline.

Void 21, or how I learnt to love the brake.

Giza reed.

The lights are off. The house is silent. The clock is ticking, eleven past eleven, the street-lights creep through the crack in the curtain. Keyboard, mouse, and my face are illuminated by the monitor. My eyelids heavy but held open with…

“Oh look another endless turret game” I think to myself as I jump into the first level. I wonder how many times I can kill the one, same enemy and not get bored. I put the game on just after I had put my dinner into the oven, with a few…

A character holds an item of great value, and he must protect it, but he is ridden with an illness that he must find a cure for. It's a game with SNES styled graphics, breathtaking music, and a story you need to follow.

Toby is a little villager who has grown tired of his other fellow villagers being kidnapped. Toby decides to do something about it. Toby goes on an adventure to save them all. Toby is good. Be like Toby.

Void 21 is a story about the time you were a junior pilot checking out different ship combinations - and you actually spent more time crashing into things while swearing loudly about windmills and levitating cubes.