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Review of Dune: Betrayal Game

June 15, 2023 K Kennedy Community

My review of the quick card game Dune: Betrayal from Gale Force Nine is up at DuneNewsNet. Hopefully in future plays I won’t get betrayed! 🙂

Review – ‘Dune: Betrayal’ Card Game

 

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