What we've been playing - "I've wanted to go to demon school for a while"
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Hello and welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little about the games we've been playing. This week, Connor decides on Star Lord; Bertie goes to demon school, and Kelsey goes for a big walk. <a href="https://www.eurogamer.net/what-weve-been-
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PCGamesN +2d after first1666 Amsterdam's early access launches this month, and I'm equal parts excited and worried
TheGamer +2d after first1666: Amsterdam Preview: Janky, Frustrating, But Promising
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Polygon +2d after first1666 Amsterdam, from the Creator of Assassin's Creed, Launches into Early Access in Just 2 Weeks
Eurogamer +2d after firstAssassin's Creed creator's dark and witchy action game 1666: Amsterdam is out in early access sooner than we expected
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PC Gamer +2d after first1666: Amsterdam has the makings of something brilliant but I came away from its preview with a bad feeling as it's early access release creeps too close for comfort
r/Games +2d after first1666: Amsterdam Hands-on Preview
PCGamesN +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company is deep strategy wrapped in a beautiful package
GamesRadar +3d after first12 hours in, Star Wars Zero company is a solid strategy RPG, but it's missing XCOM 2 or Baldur's Gate 3's spark
PC Gamer +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company is a very safe XCOM descendant, but its most interesting parts are found in its Midnight Suns DNA
Polygon +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company Preview: XCOM + Star Wars Is A Perfect Combo
IGN +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company Is a Turn-Based Tactics Adventure That’s Not Just For XCOM Experts | IGN Preview
r/PS5 +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company is Star Wars XCOM and we're impressed
IGN +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company: Turn-Based Tactics That Aren't Just For XCOM Experts | IGN Preview
r/pcgaming +3d after firstPREVIEW // Star Wars Zero Company might be a new hope for turn-based tactics fans
r/Games +3d after firstPREVIEW // Star Wars Zero Company might be a new hope for turn-based tactics fans
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VGC +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company is Star Wars XCOM and we're impressed
r/pcgaming +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company is a very safe XCOM descendant, but its most interesting parts are found in its Midnight Suns DNA
r/Games +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company Hands-on Preview and Impressions
Eurogamer +3d after firstStar Wars: Zero Company will be brilliant because XCOM is brilliant
GamesRadar +3d after firstStar Wars Zero Company wants to be more than XCOM with lightsabers: "Gamers are more sophisticated now"
Pure Xbox +3d after firstRoundup: Here's What The Previews Are Saying About Star Wars Zero Company
Kinda Funny Games +4d after firstStar Wars Zero Company Is AWESOME!
GameSpot +4d after firstStar Wars Zero Company Is Good But Seems To Play Things Too Safe - Preview
r/Games +5d after firstTactical Gameplay Breakdown | STAR WARS Zero Company
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