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My free time in recent months has been eaten by an early-release game on Steam called 
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So, I had the opportunity to play a fun little game called Escape: The Curse of the Temple. It’s pretty much a co-op dice rolling game that lasts 10 minutes. No more, no less. The premise is that you and your friends are adventurers exploring a temple. You use dice rolls to determine your exploration by rolling certain symbols to unlock a new room tile. The goal is to escape safely and as a group. Continue Reading