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Again, dkw perseveres in reviewing war games, which are not suited for everyone, due to their difficulty. Big thanks to hunvagy for giving us the archive and to garagod who scanned the boxshots.
Our technicians have solved one of our most insidious bugs related to the Drupal translation module, thus I'm glad to announce to you that it's now possible to upload translations on gamepages.
All translators are invited to their respective forum sections to regroup!
Thank you all for you patience =)
This game is available on Abandonia, so I'm not going to waste your time talking about it! Get your cyberpunk spacefunk on and get gaming!
BEHOLD!!! A 3D first-person magical shooter on flying carpets! Magic Carpet... reviewed by Josefsson and supplied by Romano. Giddy up your carpet!
Grigsby worked on many games across the years, including the critically acclaimed World at War which was developed by his own studio, but the most known series with him in the team was Steel Panthers. Today we're adding the third part, and the last "classic" one. The series was kept alive in the next millenium by Matrix Games and Shrapnel Games.
In the fans' eyes Steel Panthers III was partially a failure, with boring battles and long turns. Give it a try and tell us your opinion. We're going to say a big thank you to dkw for reviewing two Steel Panthers games in a row, because now we have the complete original trilogy on site.
One of the better ones was the RPG/Adventure hybrid Keef the Thief: A Boy and His Lockpick, which is also the newest game added on Abandonia. You're playing as a daring thief that plans to steal the biggest treasures in the Merchant City of Mercon. You have access to a limited range of skills including lockpicking and alchemy.
Multiple contributors worked hard on this entry, and we're going to give them as much gold as they can carry. First, a big reward to Tracker who reviewed the game exclusively for us, and Dragom, who besides the archive has also offered his valuable manual and box scans. Important are also Ermuli's contributions: the Three Card Santi Copy Protection, the Command Summary Card, the disk images and some of his own boxshots.
The post-apocalyptic RPG Visions of Aftermath: The Boomtown was supposed to be the first in a series of games from various genres, however these plans never came to fruition. Lots of Canadian gold goes to our wasteland dweller Fubb, who reviewed this new title exclusively for Abandonia.
This somewhat obscure game from Mindscape was reviewed by Tracker. munuainen was the one who supplied the archive, the disk images, and has also scanned the manual and the Quick Start Guide. We award them the highest imperial honors... in PoEs :p
