Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm
Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm
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Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War
Developer On Target Simulations
Master grand tactical combat as a Cold War force commander in this data-rich simulation. Plan and issue orders in asynchronous WEGO turns, leveraging real-world maps and complex features like Electronic Warfare and Air Assaults to outthink your enemy. From the Steam store page
142 reactions from 3 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy) · newest Nov 3, 2026 · last updated Nov 4, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
98
LovedLoved
128 positive · 3 negative
95% range 93–99%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 128 | 3 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 2 | 0 | 8 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
131 of 134 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
99% recommend · 125 yes, 1 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 126 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (162 of 164 positive).
Players praise the game's deep WEGO system and command friction simulation. [1][2][3] Reviewers highlight the outstanding documentation and tutorials. [4][5][6] Some note the game is complex and has a steep learning curve. [7][8][9]
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- [1]
Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War has quickly become one of my favourite wargames. What I like most is that it actually makes you feel like you're commanding a formation rather than moving counters around one by one. You give your orders, set up your plan then you have to watch it play out. You can't instantly react to everything that happens. Sometimes your reconnaissance misses something, artillery doesn't arrive …
- [4]
I do Knowledge Management as part of my day job. The quality of the manuals of this game is telling of just how much passion and earnest work went into it. You rarely see this much quality even in corporate documentation. I got into this game because I wanted to see what hex and counter wargames are about and I think this is an excellent entry if one is willing to put in the work that it expects from you to make the …
- [3]
NOTE: Disable your Discord Overlay if you're experiencing UI glitches. This is the most common bug the devs have heard of so far. It's an easy fix and makes a world of difference. tl;dr: It's the best wargame I've ever played because it simulates combined arms warfare with precision and emulates command friction with the order writing system. Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War finally achieves the intersection of …
- [15]
Very likely a great game, but doesnt work on steam deck. Tried to make it work for hours but the studio is using delphi and it doesnt play nice with proton / linux (reportedly playable on linux though, but not on the deck.) Devs never said was supposed to be supported so just leaving this review for deck users.
- [2]
A direct follow-up to the 2023 wargame Southern Storm, Flashpoint Campaign: Cold War packages a few wonderful new features into this new release. Thankfully, the developers offer a 50% discount for owners of the previous title. As a fan of the series, including 2013's Red Storm, I've really enjoyed their unique take on the WEGO system, which casts you as a battalion commander in a fictional conflict during the …
Summarised from 34 of the 137 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 13, 2026. How summaries are made
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Players who liked Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War talk about excellent WEGO system that simulates command friction; those who didn't talk about does not work on Steam Deck. Which matters more to you?
Reactions
60 of 142 · most liked firstI was a beta tester for this game since April/May of 2025 and I've seen this title improve a lot on the Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm template. So much so that I tend to get annoyed when messing about in FCSS. In total I put in 174 hours prior to release and I still haven't touched every scenario, so there's a ton of content you get on top of that which was carried over from Southern Storm (and those scenarios also play a bit different now, so give them another go). Some reasons you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the most unnecessarily overcomplicated game that you will ever play From the most simple actions, like issuing a platoon move order, to issuing more complex actions, everything in Flashpoint Campaign is entirely overcomplicated, over-engineered, and unnecessary. Everything in this game requires 3 too many clicks Flashpoint Campaign is over-engineered in every aspect. I've played the franchise since Flashpoint: Germany, and what I see in Cold War is years of 'great ideas' all jammed…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War has quickly become one of my favourite wargames. What I like most is that it actually makes you feel like you're commanding a formation rather than moving counters around one by one. You give your orders, set up your plan then you have to watch it play out. You can't instantly react to everything that happens. Sometimes your reconnaissance misses something, artillery doesn't arrive exactly when you need it or an enemy force suddenly appears somewhere you weren't…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I am absolutely loving this game so far. Zero regrets on the purchase. I think what I appreciate most is that the Flashpoint Campaigns series doesn't play like the typical hex and counter wargame. Units actually engage at range and you don't need them right up on the enemy unit to attack. The way the WeGo system is structured for this, it's actually much more comparable to the Combat Mission series rather than hex games overwhelmingly do. It's a breath of fresh air. The forces play…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I do Knowledge Management as part of my day job. The quality of the manuals of this game is telling of just how much passion and earnest work went into it. You rarely see this much quality even in corporate documentation. I got into this game because I wanted to see what hex and counter wargames are about and I think this is an excellent entry if one is willing to put in the work that it expects from you to make the most out of it. I love mechanically deep and complex games like this, and I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game was something that appeared on my steam recommendations page and I could not believe I am just now getting into wargames as as subgenre of strategy games. The game looked intimidating to me as a new player, and as a new fan of the wargame subgenre. The provided manuals (found via the launcher) helped me grasp just how vast this game can get. The level of detail in unit compostion, order customization, and even the missions themselves gave me a unique feeling of being taken…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A direct follow-up to the 2023 wargame Southern Storm, Flashpoint Campaign: Cold War packages a few wonderful new features into this new release. Thankfully, the developers offer a 50% discount for owners of the previous title. As a fan of the series, including 2013's Red Storm, I've really enjoyed their unique take on the WEGO system, which casts you as a battalion commander in a fictional conflict during the summer of 1989. The WEGO system is the cornerstone of this game and deserves an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's all fun and games until the crappiest Warsaw Pact helicopter flies over and deletes your mechanized infantry while dodging everything you throw at it Matrix style. And even if you manage to score a hit, don't you worry there are 5 more on the way while you desperately try to find new surface-to-air missiles before they arrive. Anyway, this is a seriously good wargame for anyone who's interested in the genre, even if you're not exactly a Cold War era fanatic. I know I'm not. Pretty much…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very likely a great game, but doesnt work on steam deck. Tried to make it work for hours but the studio is using delphi and it doesnt play nice with proton / linux (reportedly playable on linux though, but not on the deck.) Devs never said was supposed to be supported so just leaving this review for deck users.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cold War is the 3rd iteration of the Flashpoint Campaign series. It's a turn-based, hex-based wargame with a few innovative twists. It uses a WeGo system, which means you plan out your turn and the AI plans out theirs, and all the units move/fight at the same time. That road is clear, and you decide to use the quick-but-weak road formation move your units to a spot well inside your visual range. As the turn progresses, the AI has also moved units down the road but in a more protected…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you bought and enjoyed Flashpoint Campaigns: Southern Storm & Red Storm, it's a no brainer and should be in your collection, well supported and well designed and thought out with a Good UI and overall design and a great AI. Plenty of battles and campaigns to play, works well in steam and looks great in windows. can't comment on the online part as tbh don't play hardly at all online now days, and would recommend it to any serious war gamers out there.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Col. John Boyd's famous theory of the OODA Loop did much to explain the psychology of why armies win or lose battles. And "Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War" is the best simulation I've seen of OODA in action. My look at this game for Military Times. www.militarytimes.com/news/your-mi...
positive · AI labelView post →Beta Tester. Devs did an amazing job listening to feedback, fixing bugs and polishing the game during a long beta. FC:CW is the pinnacle of computer wargaming. With the company/platoon size battles and the 4-12hr (ingame) scenarios, it fits that perfect spot of the right length and scope. There is great depth here and a solid display of the information you need to make decions. The asynchronous order system makes every engagement different and unexpected, the enemy moves while you move and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →NOTE: Disable your Discord Overlay if you're experiencing UI glitches. This is the most common bug the devs have heard of so far. It's an easy fix and makes a world of difference. tl;dr: It's the best wargame I've ever played because it simulates combined arms warfare with precision and emulates command friction with the order writing system. Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War finally achieves the intersection of simulationism and accessibility that I have been searching for ever since I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disclaimer: I am a contributor to the Flashpoing Campaign series, thus bias in my review. I will say this series has not always lived up to my expectations, but for over a decade the engine has evolved into what it is today, the only game in town that lets you fight this kind of fight. The game really shines when played against another human, but a lot of time and effort went into crafting scenarios and campaigns that are challenging and can be played multiple times. I would love to see more…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm relatively new to wargaming, but a lifelong fan of RTS and RTT games. At first, I wondered how watching tiles move across a hex map could be exciting - but this game is truly immersive through its attention to detail and intensity of the WEGO turn based gameplay. It's not rolling a twenty-sided die to compute decisions, the combat is simulated through real world data. I feel like I'm planning a battalion or brigade operations during World War III, not just playing a game. The Flashpoint…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Side Quests is back and this episode's host is podcaster, writer and Cold War force commander, @jcdent.bsky.social! The game he is talking about today is Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War by On Target Simulations and Matrix Games! funandgames.libsyn.com/side-quests-...
neutral · AI labelView post →FC: Cold War is one of those games where you sit ... relax and just enjoy the process of thinking and planning your next turn until you hit the play button and everything can go horribly wrong(sometimes ;-) ). When I first started with the WEGO-Game-System I was just confused by the game - but one's you start to understand the mechanics that work behind it - it becomes so much fun. The game offers so much detail in terms of information and background to the scenarios and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The documentation provided is nothing short of outstanding. Whether you’re a newcomer or a seasoned player, the guides and references (Field Manuals, or FM for short) make it easy to get up to speed. Everything is explained clearly, which reduces the learning curve and ensures you spend more time enjoying the game rather than hunting for answers. One other thing to note with the FMs is how easy of a read they are and how well they explain most concepts. The UI is a real highlight. It’s…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I helped Beta test this game and will say that it is a great improvement over Southern Storm with a lot of effort put into its development. I really enjoyed Southern Storm and the tournaments, however, Southern Storm did have some minor issues that made it ever so slightly flawed. FC:CW not only resolves these minor flaws but greatly expands the game with more nationalities and their equipment, air assaults, more engineering capabilites, a more complex counter-battery model as well as more…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You'd figure it's a spreadsheet simulator that will melt your brain if you don't read 5'000 pages of manuals, but actually the entire thing is extremely straightforward and intuitive (with major improvements from Southern Storm, esp in QoL). Like any game/simulation of warfare, it effectively brings to life certain aspects of contemporaneous warfare while sidelining others. I don't mean that in mechanical terms, but rather in terms of the angle from which the narrative, shape, and development…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War is a limited time frame game ( as of this review ) of a period of time in 1989 for Germany. The game reflects a lot of the tactical knowledge that was planned for use during that time. I would recommend searching for some tutorial videos for even the grognards out there. There is a somewhat steep learning curve of the game UI mechanics, HOWEVER, once you learn them, things get pretty good and interesting afterwards. Getting victories in FCCW can be a challenge…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've been wargaming for over 25 years and this is one of the best, most detailed and technically competent games I have played. The tutorials are brilliant, and if other developers are smart they will become the de facto gold standard on how to produce new player information. Graphically, it is excellent at communicating information, whilst appearing modern with detailed clear counters and beautiful maps. The UI is very good, enabling multiple ways to quickly drill down into needed…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I will update my review as time progresses. This is the best Flashpoint Campaigns game yet. The amount that has changed is unfathomable. These guys really love working on their product and it shows. The sheer amount of changes and updates from Southern Storm to Cold War is amazing. On Target Simulations did a phenomenal job on this release and if you have ever played a Flashpoint Campaigns game before, you owe it to yourself to add this to your library. And as usual, OTS provides a very well…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is the best hex and counter game I've ever played. Super clean and polished with everything accessible and easy to read. I've been glued to the computer screen all Christmas thanks to this game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Been playing Flashpoint games since Redstorm. A lot of hours in Redstorm, single player and multiplayer. Not so much in Southern Storm, just never got around to deep diving the game once this game was announced. Thankfully Matrix offered a nice discount for Southern Storm owners. Truthfully the game is worth the full asking price, it's quite the package. I've played through the tutorials and a few small scenarios and the game is frankly .....awesome. Best game to make you fill like a digital…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's like chess with guns. ( Incredibly complex WEGO turn system takes out any sense of "gaming" the ruleset rather than actual military decision. Well researched information and depictions of units, vehicles and locations. Lots of scenarios and campaigns that will easily keep the single player occupied for hundreds of hours even if only playing one faction. Certain functions involving SOPs and movement have been perfected and the UI and overlays have new, critical information that was…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A very sober and serious wargame. Compared to the previous titles in the series, the AI seems to be much better. The UI might look overwhelming at first, but if you can work with other traditional Windows apps then you will get the hang of it after a few hours. Tutorial scenarios and guides/manuals are provided to ensure an enjoyable learning experience. It might look dry, but the game is full of meaningful tactical decisions, tense moments and lots of data on all the Cold War weapons, systems…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lifetime of hex and counter gaming going back to rolling dice and then the last 25 years on PC and THIS game feels like a culmination of all the good in all those games. Everything is in the game, it's accessible, it's logical and it looks fantastic. If On Target created created sequels applying an adaptation of this game template to the US Civil War era I would buy at $100 price point. For now, the Cold War is more than enough to keep me busy. THANK YOU!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I highly recommend this game! I just finished playing all of the tutorials and every easy U.S. mission. To complete the training missions, you use the game’s PDF manual and follow the instructions provided there. This approach works extremely well, and the developers did a great job teaching the mechanics and preparing me for my first real scenarios. This is easily my favorite hex wargame I have ever played. Planning ahead and setting up your SOPs is a lot of fun, and it is an absolute joy to…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ok, so this is a massive wargame. Deep, detailed and tactical. That's not the perfect game always and for all occasions. Sometimes you just want a beer & pretzels-game and to be able to look at small cute tanks that goes wroom and puff! But - for those days when you really want to dive down in the nitty and gritty - this is the way! I can't think of a more complete digital wargame then Flashpoint Operations: Cold War. I have been playing ASL (Advanced Squad Leader) for some years now and this…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Only scratched the surface but I'm already impressed by the UI/UX for a wargame as deep as this. It works very nicely with my 1440p monitor with 125% scaling, as well as moving panels on to my other monitors running different resolutions and 100% scaling. The documentation is also top-tier. I'm new to the series and having a smooth time picking up the game. Update #1: I'm really taking my time here (and enjoying it), so I only just finished the tutorials in preparation for my first real…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Only recently got into TBS games but got to say this game scratches an itch that I didn't know I had. The learning curve I feel is just right to where your not steam rolling the AI and they actually have a chance to fight back even with a good understanding of the game. Has a nice verity of units. Love the ability to play both sides in the scenarios. The campaigns are very detailed and challenging. Very nice polish and refinement. Very easy on the system also. Cons: No USMC "Joking" Nothing I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm still not entirely sure what's going on when I play the game, but as far as hex and counter wargames go, this one feels like one of the most responsive on the market. An AI that isn't dead-set on a single plan as programmed by the scenario developer is always a rare and welcome find in these highly detailed strategic simulations! I do feel like there is something to be missed in the lack of procedurally-generated scenarios and campaigns, forging one's own way through the third world war…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had over 70 vehicles get destroyed by 8 abrams because the weather deteriorated and visibility went down to 500 meters. Grognard game confirmed. 10/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For me Wargame of the Year 2025 Detailed Thoughts: https://youtu.be/mUZUvrMRddw
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A unique experience, the wego system is really like a breeze of fresh air.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For transparency, I was a beta tester and received a copy of the game for free following its launch. With that said, I fully recommend this game. It takes all the great things from OTS' previous titles and turns them all up to 11 (spinal tap reference for you there...). The items that were a bit difficult in priror titles like SOP management and formation movement have all been improved. Lastly, they have added new features such as true airmobile operations... If you are at all interested…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →With this latest release of the Flashpoint Campaigns series, you are getting: - The original concept of cold war gone hot in 1989 tactical combat with an asynchronous WeGo system where you have to plan and get inside your opponent's OODA loop. - 15 years of improvements from the original concept. This time, most visible work is about unit transport, AI, UI and units SOP (standard operating procedures). - A ton of content. This time, this release does not concentrate on a particular front…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Serious and Detailed WEGO This is an excellent tactical game based on a hypothetical Cold War conflict, using asynchronous WEGO turns, on detailed 2D maps based on real geographical data, all divided into 500m hexagons. You issue orders to your units and regulate their behavior for each stage through the SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures). Once the orders are given, you trigger the turn resolution and helplessly watch the next 20-30 minutes unfold (30 minutes in the game, a few minutes in…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A good wargame. I like how the game has changed; more scenarios and campaigns are now available, and airborne units and landings have been added. Those who already owned the previous game are eligible for a 50% discount. Cool
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Beta-tester viewpoint. If you like the Flashpoint Campaigns series of wargame, you will like this game. If (like me) you owned the previous Southern Storm game, this edition contains many new scenarios and some large battles. Player control was also improved. I've suggested the developer drop a free demo version.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Having played computer wargames since SSI's Kampfgruppe in 1984 it is amazing to see how they have evolved. The AI, the information available, it is really amazing. It seems very accurate and you have a ton of battles in real locations. Absolutely one of the best 'games' I've ever played.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A solid hex-based war game that has enough players that I can actually engage with a thinking human. I still haven't figured out the password/private match thing. This game gives you the combat-focused land war with semi-modern units/kit and clearly way more complexity than I am currently taking advantage of.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The WEGO style is so much fun! The level of detail in this game is amazing. IF you enjoy high intensity battles with modern weaponry and appalling losses on both sides, then this game is for you. Also, the AI is very good to include multiple battle plans they can employ per scenario. PBEM++ system is slick for battling human opponents. Anyone who enjoys WW3 / modern warfare needs to have this in their collection! Have fun!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Flashpoint Campaigns Cold War is a traditional hex and counter wargame that marries accessibility with depth through a modern interface, crisp graphics, and well-written manuals. The game places in you in the position of a commander in charge of various hypothetical Cold War operations. The scenarios that ship with the game are plausible because they have been created by a team of experts who have meticulously researched the Cold War and are veterans of the period being represented. There are…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like the level of detail in the game. There's a high level of detail while not being overly complex either once you get the mechanics of the game down. Should I call in an artillery strike on a hex one of my units saw an enemy tank clounm in? Should it be a neutralizing barrage or just a suppression strike? if I do a neutralizing it'll be more intense and shorter but the battery will probably be low on ammo and need to resupply. Making it unavailable for 15 minutes to a half an hour a life…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Flashpoint Campaigns keeps on getting better with each version, Cold War is no exception. The raft of new features in Cold War allows even more fine tuning around SOPs (Standard Operation Procedures), meaning you can set your units to react in certain ways based on a range of events as they unfold on the battlefield. The artillery aspect has been upgraded; counter battery radar is now ‘on map’ asset that need to detect the incoming rounds and calculate the reserves trajectory to enable an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War has come a long way since the original Red Storm. Having used OTS software for entertainment and professional purposes, I can recommend this one from the perspective of a discounted price point for Southern Storm owners. That being said, if you had to choose a title to pick up for your first entry into the games this would be the one to get as the others will lack features and equipment / quality of life updates. Looking forward to diving into the Air Assault…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Awesome wargame. I jumped from Red Storm to Cold War, and the engine and UI improvements are really great. SOP handling is now very intuitive and it is quite easy to setup the forces. As always with Flashpoint Campaigns, the asynchronous WEGO system makes it really exciting, and rewards careful planification and keeping the initiative. A wargame I would gladly recommend for beginners and grognards alike.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A good upgrade of previous titles in the series. Well worth it ! There a lot of quality of life improvements - it feels like the information I need is at my fingertips rather than slogging through lots of menu's which is common in other milsim titles. I bought it and dived right in to the tutorials (they are fun - what?!) and played a few missions, its been quite a while since a title hooked me this quickly.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you're a fan of the series, you'll love this. Cleaner UI, though it takes a minute to relearn SOP manager, and great content. Just wrapped up a Soviet campaign, Red Hammer, and it was a pleasure to take a motor rifle division and run to the Rhine River. Enjoy fighting the war that never was.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game is simply stunning. One of the best computer wargames I've played. Period. If you enjoy wargames and haven't played this, buy it. Just do it. And thank me later.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was a beta tester for both Southern Storm and Cold War. There are significant changes in Cold War that make it worth buying, even if you already own Southern Storm. 1. The ability to modify the SOP for units at any time during your orders phase, and to have increased control over the SOP as it relates to fire discipline, relocating after receiving fire, movement orders, etc. 2. Formation movement - you can now select formations to move, instead of moving individual units, and select how…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had a pleasure to take part in beta testing of FC:CW, and I've also played FC:SS, the predecessor of this game. In short: I think it is a mature version of a great game. If you have FC:SS, its absolutely worth upgrading (QoL improvements + much more content). If you haven't played it, the asynchronous WEGO system is very interesting. It's a serious wargame with good depth, but it's also quite approachable - especially with the polished interface in FC:CW. And as far as I know, there's…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →With this narrow defeat by an army 2.5 the size of mine, I'm finishing my run of Master of Command for now so I could concentrated on reviewing Flashpoint Campaigns: Cold War. Once again, thanks to @armchairhistorian.bsky.social for both making the game and providing the code.
neutral · AI labelView post →Greatest wargame ever made
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Extremely well made game - a great mix of complexity without being overbearing. Graphics are great and functional. PBEM functions work extremely well. Sound design is obviously not a focus, and could use some work to be less repetitive and have a bit more 'punch' and variance.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Have never played anything like this before but I'm thoroughly enjoying it, despite being relatively new to the genre itself, let alone the game. I have played a handful of other hardcore wargames for a little bit, but I have to say that this one has been the easiest to understand. The information and tools you need are easy to access and tool tips are quite good. The documentation is also pretty easy to follow. As for the game itself, I am really enjoying it, and it's certainly interesting.…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hexs' be bussin'
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