Dungeons and Donuts has an ambitious RPG foundation, but in its current Early Access state it feels unfinished, frustrating and difficult to recommend.
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Dungeons and Donuts has an ambitious RPG foundation, but in its current Early Access state it feels unfinished, frustrating and difficult to recommend.
Chronocracy blends city building, strategy and time management into a fresh demo that feels rewarding, even if it asks a lot of newcomers.
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