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One of the game's strengths is that it alternates between perilous action and periods of reflection where the characters process the changes they’ve observed in the world and in themselves.
This weekend's National Cartoonist Society Festival in Southern California embraces fields where female cartoonists are thriving.
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If all you’re looking for is good shooting mechanics, the game has you covered.
Left-leaning cartoonists gave rookie members of Congress supernatural strength in “Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Freshman Force (New Party, Who Dis?)”
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The visual novel dramatizes the grind and reward of leaning a foreign language, and progressing through the game’s worlds is dependent upon adding to your vocabulary.
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