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Análisis de The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit
Tras el reciente lanzamiento de Vampyr por parte del estudio francés, Dontnod nos pone en situación con el lanzamiento, gratuito, de «The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit», que sirve de contextualización para lo que será la segunda parte de su franquicia estrella Antes de comenzar el análisis de «The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit» os
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