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Silver

InfogramesSpiral HouseTHQ Nordic

Released
02 Jun 2017
Platforms
AppleLinux
Last updated
19 Sep 2026, 15:29
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RPGActionClassicSingleplayer
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$5.99
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  1. SilverSilver cover art
    11 Jul 2019Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    Have You Played Silver?

    Have You Played? is an endless stream of game retrospectives. One a day, every day, perhaps for all time. This is a bit of a cheat because I didn t really play this one. For a period until I was about 12 the only PC in the house was in my big brother s room, which meant I was not

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  2. SilverSilver cover art
    04 Jun 2017Rock, Paper, Shotgun

    90s RPG Silver slashes its way onto Steam

    Sweet, sweet nostalgia. I only have vague memories of playing the RPG Silver as a ten-year-old (I’m wondering now what the age rating was…) but I remember really liking it. Its swordplay was its standout feature, and the direction of your strikes depended on which way you moved y

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