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Grand Ages: Medieval immerses you into the High Middle Ages. Europe is rapidly developing – new frontiers are explored, settlements founded and vast trading routes established. Rise from the humble role of a simple mayor governing a small settlement and rule over all of Europe. Explore the gigantic game world of Grand Ages: Medieval: from Scandinavia and North Africa, to Portugal, the Caucasus and the Middle East. Found new cities, progress your nation with inventive technology and protect your trade routes against barbarian attacks until you are powerful enough to begin your conquest over Europe and forge a bold new empire. Experience an exciting campaign with elaborately designed cut-scenes, play by your own rules in free play, or test your skills in multiplayer against up to 8 players! Our new real-time strategy game Grand Ages: Medieval will be available in 2015 for Windows PC!

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Build an empire and conquer Europe across a huge game map consisting of over 20 million square kilometres

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Companies Gravity Europe SAS and IDC/Games(Nvias Group) announce today the signing of an exclusive co-publishing agreement to take free to play MMROPG Ragnarök Online to players in the Spanish market. Players can sign up at ragnarok.idcgames.com/juegaya/.

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Pre-order bonuses for the PS4 exclusive also revealed.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has announced two Bloodborne collector's editions.

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Stuck? Check out the latest hints cheats for this game!

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Currently gamigo AG offers about 12 games which are published all across Europe and, since 2010, also in North America

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Created by acclaimed series producer Yoshifumi Hashimoto, Rune Factory 4 is by far the most ambitious title in this storied series

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PlayStation Nation: Releasing a brawler in the same month as a new Smash Bros. is certainly a bold move. Even if you had a groundbreaking new fighting game with flawless mechanics, stacking it up against Nintendos behemoth is naive. Digimon All-Star Rumble a brand which has been absent from the US and Europe for a decade has arguably been sent on a suicide mission. So, why has this game even been made?