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Excalibur Publishing proudly announces Extra Play, a chance to revisit or experience for the fi rst time an array of hit titles that defi ne quality gaming. Each and every EP title has been handpicked from a catalogue of smash hits that have set a benchmark in fun! If you missed out on these fantastic games fi rst time around, you owe it to yourself to indulge in these timeless classics. The good news is that endless enjoyment will not break the bank, with simulation and strategy, action and adventure at an affordable price - all titles retail at £9.99!


We launch the range with four irresistible titles. Put on your wellingtons down on the farm with the chart topping Farming Simulator and create your agricultural empire. Alternatively


take the controls of an 18-wheeler juggernaut and build the ultimate trucking business in Euro Truck Simulator, one of the most successful simulations of all time. Bus Driver challenges you to transport passengers safely, travelling over 30 routes in this acclaimed driving experience. If combat is your passion then strap yourself in for breathless action with Air Confl icts, inviting you to engage in stunning World War 2 dogfi ghts, in this aerial arcade action!


Whatever your choice, Extra Play keeps the hit machine rolling delivering quality without the cost.


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BUS DRIVER - R.R.P. £9.99 FARMING SIMULATOR - R.R.P. £9.99 AIR CONFLICTS - R.R.P. £9.99 EURO TRUCK SIMULATOR - R.R.P. £9.99


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