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Three Moves Ahead 513: 2020 in Review

EPISODE · Jan 8, 2021 · 1H 48M

Three Moves Ahead 513: 2020 in Review

from Idle Thumbs · host Idle Thumbs

Rob, Rowan, Jon, and Len discuss the year in the rear view. 2020 was a year we'll never forget. But can we say the same about its strategy games? How good was Crusader Kings 3, really? What could our modern leaders learn from Soviet Concrete Simulator? Is RTS back, baby? Tune in and reminisce with us.

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