Farming Simulator 18
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Become a modern farmer in Farming Simulator 18! Immerse yourself in a huge open world and harvest...
Lords Mobile
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10.0
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Want to clash with 60 million global players? Dive into LORDS MOBILE, the real-time-strategy mobile...
Call of Duty: Zombies HD
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Featuring 2 incredible Zombie maps and a host of iPad-specific improvements, Call of Duty®: World...
Toca Blocks
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Toca Blocks is a unique world-building app that lets you create worlds, play in them and share them...
Whatchareadin (174 KP) rated Fireflies in December in Books
May 10, 2018
Jessilyn and Gemma are best friends. The only problem with that is that Jessilyn is white and Gemma is black. Today not too many people would see a problem with that, but in the 1930's tha was a big problem. After Gemma parents are killed in a tragic accident, Jessilyn's parents decide to take in Gemma as their own. The are faced with lots of ridicule and hatred for their choice. The story is told through Jessilyn's eyes, and it will open everyone's eyes to why we should all see each other as people not as a race.
Keiran Schofield (34 KP) rated The Sims 4 in Video Games
Mar 9, 2019
The jobs also feel harder to progress in and for me the could be a decent thing to have as it stops the game from becomeing boring to easily..
All in all its not the worst game ever but in the sims franchise it's probably a bottom 3.. norrowly beating bust'em up and urban hights..
David McK (3425 KP) rated Tower Lord in Books
Jan 28, 2019
Lord Vaelin Al Sorna is still the principal protaganist of the tale, which - like the previous - is broken down into different subsections, each prefaced by an account from one character in particular (who only really appears to do so).
Again, like the previous, there's probably enough material in here for a couple of books but, unlike that other novel, this focuses more on world-building than on action/adventure. Also leaves a couple of plot-threads hanging wide open for the inevitable sequel!
Awix (3310 KP) rated The Wild Bunch (1969) in Movies
Jan 23, 2019 (Updated Jan 23, 2019)
Quite apart from the volcanic spasm of violence that makes up the climax, the film is notable for its careful ambiguity - the gang eventually earn your respect and sympathy despite their flaws, while the question of who, if anyone, is the good guy in this story is left wide open. A tough film about tough men, but great performances and intelligent film-making make it well worth watching.
The Disappearance of Emile Zola: Love, Literature and the Dreyfus Case
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It is the evening of 18 July 1898 and the world-renowned novelist Emile Zola is on the run. His...