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Unite is a two-player board game based on Lines of Action (a game created in the 1960's). Players take turns moving, trying to connect their pieces. The single-player mode provides 7 difficulty levels. Or play online against an opponent over the network.
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Pokémon Go developer Niantic’s next augmented reality mobile game, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, launches on June 21 in the U.S. and United Kingdom. Players will cast spells, battle creatures, brew potions and uncover wizarding secrets hidden in the real world, while muggles look on in confusion. Silly muggles.
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