Dark Moon: The Blood Altar 3 Adds Competitive Game and Vulnerable Damsel
Dark Moon: The Blood Altar 3 moves at a brisk pace with the action, but diminishes Sooha to a typical girl in need of rescue.
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Dark Moon: The Blood Altar 3 moves at a brisk pace with the action, but diminishes Sooha to a typical girl in need of rescue.
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Dark Moon: The Blood Altar 2 moves swift rather than stretching Sooha’s cluelessness about her new friends over volumes and sets up a larger problem.