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I just finished the third book from the series and am really digging it. I especially like the dense plot that doesn't stall, and the light-heartedness of the Bobs.

Can anyone here who likes the series as well recommend similar books, or also completely different books that are as light to read as the Bobiverse books?

I'm trying to find the melody of Van Canto - Last Night of the Kings, but all I'm finding are chords. Are there websites that also provide the melody as sung by the singer as musical notes?

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For now, I have refrained from going to this system. Is it better to sit until I'm higher level, or should I just go anyways? I'm not enjoying fighting enemies at a much higher level than I am.

I personally really like the terrormorph quests, but otherwise I haven't seen much of the game yet. So if you have any proposals, I'd be really happy to hear them!

This indie game is super well made. It tells a short and very intriguing story. I started this morning and ran through it with a few breaks. I can tell you it was really worth it.

Discovered this yesterday and had a blast. Parkouring is so much fun in this game and the story is interesting too. Even though it's ten years old, the graphics are still awesome.

I'm trying to remember a video game from about ten to twenty years ago. It was a tactical military battle simulator. It was played from a bird's eye view. The player could move units like vehicles and infantry groups around a map and needed to defeat enemy troops. The simulation of the combat itself was very detailed. After each mission, the player was rated on e.g. time and logistics.

Does anyone know what game this could be?

Edit: mistral gave me the "Close Combat" series, which seems correct from my memory. They even have a recent installment in 2019, do I don't need to cope with 2010 graphics. Thanks for your help everyone!