What's Wrong With? Oz Broken Kingdom

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Despite its excellence graphics and interesting IP, Jon Jordan argues Oz: Broken Kingdom has too little complexity in some areas - notably its single hero mission focus - and too much complexity in others - each hero character's card-based attack system. The end result is an game that's both confusing and dull.



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Oz Broken Kingdom
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