A bright, relaxed reel-matching arcade with a fantasy map and a surprising amount of progression.
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Casual/аркада · 4.2★
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«A bright, relaxed reel-matching arcade with a fantasy map and a surprising amount of progression.»
«A turn-based RPG with hand-drawn party members and a story that respects your attention.»
«A base-building strategy game with real tactical depth and zero online pressure.»
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