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PC Gamer US Edition
|March 2022
Curiosity (almost) killed the dwarf in the excellent Deep Rock Galactic
Throughout my years of gaming, I’ve made plenty of daft decisions. I once picked a fight with Gandhi in Civilization IV, for instance, and decided to complete Aliens: Colonial Marines. Somehow though, I find myself making my most boneheaded choice yet when faced with a race back to the dropship in Deep Rock Galactic.
This story is from the March 2022 edition of PC Gamer US Edition.
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