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Ever wondered what would happen if a single person tried to create their own version of Europa Universalis while hopped up on energy drinks and sheer determination? Well, wonder no more because Age of History 3 is here to show us exactly that, and holy shit, it's actually pretty good... mostly.
Ever wanted to build a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier while roleplaying as Belgium? Götterdämmerung is here to drain your wallet and possibly melt your CPU.
Ever wondered what it's like to work a soul-crushing job where every task might actually kill you? Threshold answers that question with a wheezing "yes" and throws in some existential workplace horror for good measure.
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The Finals: Rising to Fame or Falling Flat?
Hold onto your joysticks, gamers! Embark Studios' latest brainchild, "The Finals," is making waves and breaking records, hitting a staggering 200,000 concurrent players on Steam within just 12 hours of its release. The player tracking gurus at SteamDB are probably getting carpal tunnel from refreshing their screens, as this number is escalating faster than a speedrunner on a caffeine high. Released during The Game Awards on December 7, "The Finals" isn't just winning the race; it's lapping the competition!