Review2021-09-30

Rogue Lords review: a compelling roguelike where cheaters prosper - for a while

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Matt Cox Rock Paper Shotgun
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Genres · adventure, card_and_board, indie, rpg, strategy
Release · Sep 30, 2021
Developer · Cyanide Studio, Leikir Studio
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