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EUPHORIA ETERNAL

ave you ever wondered, what would it be like to fall into a black hole? Then this might be a game for you. Not because it answers the question, but because it offers an experience akin to dancing on reality’s edge. Perspective, time and space all break down as the game encourages you to push beyond your limits. Which is funny for a game about chasing high scores and shooting monsters, something games have done

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