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"This act is intended to demonstrate solidarity with Palestine" - Umurangi Generation studio blocks new game Penguin Colony from being sold in Israel

Origame Digital, the studio behind 2020's critically acclaimed Umurangi Generation , has just released a new game but banned it from being sold in Israel. Read more

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"This act is intended to demonstrate solidarity with Palestine" - Umurangi Generation studio blocks new game Penguin Colony from being sold in Israel
Origame Digital, the studio behind 2020's critically acclaimed Umurangi Generation , has just released a new game but banned it from being sold in Israel. Read more
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