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The Siege and the Sandfox is a sneaky fusion of stealth and Metroidvania
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How Roll7 got its skates on to reinvent the genre
Co-founder Thomas Hegarty reflects on the studio’s educational origins, all the way up to the skater’s paradise it is today
Recapturing the feeling of childhood RPGs in Dreamed Away
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