New Frontier Days: Founding Pioneers |
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Platform: Switch
Genre: Simulation (Tycoon) Developer: Arc System Works AKA: Shin Daikaitaku Jidai: Machi o Tsukurou (JP) |
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New Frontier Days: Founding Pioneers reviewReviewed March 26, 2017Jason Venter says: "New Frontier Days: Founding Pioneers gets the job done, but it doesn't have a lot of fun doing it." |
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