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Author Archives: Jon Fisco
Heroic Homosexuality: Being Gay in Rogue Legacy
Rogue Legacy takes players on a genealogical adventure through a mysterious castle filled with evil creatures and action-RPG elements. Each time your character dies, and he/she will (a lot), you are dead for good. But now you may choose one … Continue reading
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