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The Foreverlands

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Sinopsis

A party of goblins, granted magic by an ancient spirit, wanders the archipelago, fighting back the terrible Fog. Wield elemental power with wild repercussions in this open-world tactics RPG.

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¿Por qué verla?

Merece la pena si te van Horror, Strategy y Tactical.

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Influencias

  1. 1983
    Godzilla
  2. 1984
    The Castles of Doctor Creep
  3. 1985
    The Rats
  4. 1987
    Produce
  5. 2000
    Uzumaki: Noroi Simulation
  6. —
    The Foreverlands

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