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When you think of Dungeons Dragons, I cant blame you if the first thing you think of isnt smacking a raving hooligan upside the head with a lead pipe, but theres no denying the origins of Dungeons Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara come from some lessons taught on the mean streets of Metro City.

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Some of the best downloadable titles of 2013, these games are a token of appreciation to a time in gaming when just beating up on some bad guys could be fun.

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The team at C.O.G. takes this classic arcade beat-em-up adaptation of Wizards of the Coasts pen-and-paper RPG for a spin and walk away impressed. When I first started writing about games, I took it upon myself to sample titles that were out of my comfort zone, or games from before my time. As a product of the 90s (did I really just refer to myself as a product?), the golden age of arcade beat em ups is something of a mystery to me. By the time I was spending days at the local mall, arcade games had essentially become a thing of the past, unless you didnt mind losing a few quarters to the local Dance Dance Revolution hustlers (and yes, those do exist).

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USG:So what's the big deal with the Mystara duology? Brawlers are certainly nothing unique, and when people think of great DD games they usually call to mind western-developed computer RPGs like Baldur's Gate and Planescape: Torment. And it's true that neither of these components of the Mystara titles would deserve note in isolation; it's the combination that makes them special