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  • The March of Giants playtest was cool.

    The March of Giants playtest was cool.

    The current March of Giants beta ends today at midnight, so if anything in this article seems cool, download it literally right now, because there isn’t another playtest till 2027. I love MOBAs just as much as I love CCGs, and while the two types of games are quite different (real time vs turn based,…

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    maxeditpls, Moba, Multiplayer, Player Number, Uncategorized
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