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Beamdog is Bringing Tabletop to Virtual Spaces with Axis & Allies Online

Axis & Allies has long been a tabletop favorite. Earlier this week, Beamdog announced Axis & Allies Online, a new PC title coming to Steam Early Access in the near future. Players will be able to pick up a copy of the game for $19.99. The game will be based on Axis & Allies: 1942 Second Edition and will feature turn-based strategy gameplay with up to five players in a single game. Players can also take on AI-controlled opponents.

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Apex Legends Keeps Growing & Growing – 25M Players Strong & New Updates Coming This Week

Apex Legends is only a week old, though you wouldn’t know it considering it has scored 25,000,000 unique player accounts and over 2,000,000 players have been online concurrently, both numbers setting new records. Respawn’s Vince Zampella has taken to the games site to let players know of the company’s gratitude and to introduce some new updates happening this week including the Twitch Rivals Apex Legends Challenge, a Valentine’s Day-themed loot and next month’s Season 1 & Battle Pass.

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Aston Microphones Stealth Review: Your Sound. Get Some.

At first glance, the Stealth looks like a slimmed-down Amazon Alexa, but this sleek cylinder is smart in a different way. Within this review we are going to break down what the Aston Stealth is, what it does, and why, if you are a streamer or digital content creator, this may be the most technologically advanced microphones you will ever need.

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Word War Z Trailer Shows Off PvPvZ Multiplayer Action

World War Z is a forthcoming XBox One, PlayStation 4 and PC game that pits cooperative teams of four against zombies. However, players will also be able to stretch their PvP muscles with the multiplayer “PvPvZ” mode that sends two teams of four out hunting each other while also being hunted by zombies. This new trailer from Saber Interactive gives a taste of what players can expect.

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Prosperous Universe Preview – Prosperity Comes Through Complexity

Developer Simulogics certainly doesn’t make compromises. Calling their games “expert games” and describing Prosperous Universe as a “space economy simulation”, you know to not expect an easy ride. As if this wouldn’t be already enough of a niche market by itself, Prosperous Universe is delivered as a browser game – in 2019. Yet, the game, which is currently in its so called first access phase, has quite a lot to offer to those who are willing to dive into a sterilely presented but deep, complex

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The Division 2 Impressions ? Divided Gameplay

From my initial gameplay impressions, through my interview with Keith Evans, and on to the end of the private beta test, I’ve had the opportunity to play The Division 2 more than most. After sufficient time in the very early game and more rounds in the Black Tusks invaded mission than anyone would realistically want to play, especially knowing that they wouldn’t keep any of the loot on launch, there’s no doubt that The Division 2 has improved over The Division 1, but is it enough to justify a p