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Battle Dawn
Tactic Soft
January 5, 2006
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Battle Dawn, developed by Tactic Soft, is a free to play, browser based MMOG. Players will step into the shoes of a leader controlling a small colony that can one day take over the whole world. You'll build up your colony, army, interact with other colonies, and in the end make the biggest impact on your world that you can.
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