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Wild Forest, a mobile real-time strategy game with player-versus-player (PvP) battles and captivating card-collecting elements. Players can experience the feel of old-school RTS games while immersing themselves in fast-paced battles characterized by base building, macroeconomic resource management, and direct micro-control of individual units.
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