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Cyclades is a "dudes on a map" game in which players seek to build and control metropolises in the Greek islands by bidding for help from the gods and recruiting the the aid of mythical creatures. It is considered part of an | Cyclades is a "dudes on a map" game in which players seek to build and control metropolises in the Greek islands by bidding for help from the gods and recruiting the the aid of mythical creatures. It is considered part of an unofficial trilogy of Matagot games set in ancient times, the other two being Kemet and Inis. | ||
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Cyclades is a "dudes on a map" game in which players seek to build and control metropolises in the Greek islands by bidding for help from the gods and recruiting the the aid of mythical creatures. It is considered part of an unofficial trilogy of Matagot games set in ancient times, the other two being Kemet and Inis.
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