Curiosity can get expensive. It can also pay off in a strange, satisfying way when a game gives back more than a polished first glance. My first run with Los Vegas and Eye of Horus felt less like a quick spin and more like prying open a sealed chamber, with every small detail seeming to count and every turn hinting at a pattern just under the surface.
The first turns were less about luck than...
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