DragonSword: Awakening Out on PC After Legal Hurdles and Delay
DragonSword: Awakening is out on Steam for $30 after surviving legal trouble and a last-minute delay. Here is how the non-gacha open-world RPG is performing.
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DragonSword: Awakening is out on Steam for $30 after surviving legal trouble and a last-minute delay. Here is how the non-gacha open-world RPG is performing.
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