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Endless Horde: Introduction: Hordes is a tabletop miniature wargame developed by Privateer Press, introduced at Gen Con 2005 and launched on April 22, 2006. It operates as both a standalone game and a companion to Warmachine, Privateer Press' flagship miniatures game. Hordes shares numerous rules with Warmachine, such as the distinct mechanics of fury for Hordes and focus for Warmachine. The games share the setting of the Iron Kingdoms and often feature battles between Hordes and Warmachine forces. In Hordes, offensive gameplay is emphasized, encouraging proactive strategies. Players control Warlocks and Warbeasts, supported by units and solos, with the goal of managing fury to cast spells and control beasts. The game's mechanics are largely consistent with Warmachine's rules, forming a combined rules set. Notably, Hordes introduces Warlocks, Warbeasts, and a unique Risk Management system involving fury. Key Features of Hordes: Warlock Commanders: Players lead their armies ...

Altitude0: Introduction: Altitude is a 2D multiplayer aerial combat video game developed by independent American software creators Erik Measure and Karl Sabo. The game's launch occurred on May 1, 2009, and it was made available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux platforms. Later on, it became accessible on Steam starting from December 4, 2009. Notably, the game transitioned to being free in 2014, previously having a price of $9.99. In Altitude, players take command of customizable aircraft and engage in team-based battles set within 2D environments. As players gain experience through battles, they unlock new aircraft and perks that can be customized. The game has been likened to a combination of Teeworlds, Team Fortress 2, and a role-playing video game, as noted by the press. The primary nature of Altitude is online multiplayer, although it offers some offline skirmish options with bot support. The game features diverse modes and airplane customizations. Key Features of Altitude: Cus...

Footbrawl Playground: Introduction: Playground Games Limited, a British video game developer headquartered in Leamington Spa, England, has gained renown for crafting the Forza Horizon series as part of the expansive Forza franchise. The year 2018 saw Playground Games becoming an integral part of Microsoft Studios, now recognized as Xbox Game Studios. Notably, they are actively engaged in developing the upcoming installment of the Fable series. The inception of Playground Games was attributed to Gavin Raeburn, Trevor Williams, and Ralph Fulton. The studio's establishment was unveiled in November 2009, with its formal launch set for early 2010. Marking a significant milestone, Playground Games introduced their maiden project, Forza Horizon, in 2012. This title was a collaborative effort with Turn 10 Studios and was published by Microsoft Studios for the Xbox 360 in October of that year. Subsequently, the studio brought forth Forza Horizon 2, debuting on Xbox 360 and Xbox One in Septe...

Two Worlds II: Introduction: "Two Worlds" is a high fantasy action role-playing game developed by Reality Pump and published by TopWare Interactive in Europe, while SouthPeak Games handled the North American release for Xbox 360 and Microsoft Windows in 2007. Its sequel, "Two Worlds II," arrived in Europe in 2010 and in North America in 2011. The game unfolds within a real-time, three-dimensional fantasy realm and has been likened to "The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion." Comparable to "Oblivion" and "Gothic 3," the gameplay is nonlinear, granting players the freedom to explore the game world and engage in side quests at their leisure. A central quest revolves around rescuing the protagonist's sister, who's being held captive by enigmatic forces aiming to unlock the tomb of Aziraal, the fire god. The game eschews fixed character classes found in other RPGs. As the character accumulates experience and levels up, Attribute Points can b...