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Board and Card Games in Iceland
16 May
Posted by Yehuda Berlinger as Card Games, Electronic Games, Modern Board Games
Iceland Review Online covers the board and card game scene in Iceland, including the games Olsen Olsen, Veidimann, Kani, Manni, Haettuspilid, Gettu betur, and EVE Online.
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