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Summary of Video games WikiProject open tasks:

Summary of Video games WikiProject open tasks

AfDs

Project Sora (3 participants)
Sora Ltd. (4 participants)
Endor AG (2 participants)
DcVD (5 participants)
Kleavor (6 participants)
Aston Martin DP-100 (4 participants)
Cue Club 2 (2 participants)
GeneRally (2 participants)
How (video game) (3 participants)
Anti-Cheat Expert (6 participants; relisted)
Planet Half-Life (3 participants; relisted)
Flash Element TD (2 participants; relisted)
Ryo Sakazaki (7 participants; relisted)

Merge discussions

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Featured content candidates

Ada Wong (nom)
The Sims 4 (nom)
Smash Hit (nom)
Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted (nom)

Good article nominations

Donkey Kong (nom)
Puff-puff (onomatopoeia) (start)
Tina Armstrong (start)
Birdo (nom)
Shin Megami Tensei V (nom)
Justin Yu (nom)
Kim Kitsuragi (start)
Miner 2049er (start)
Pixel Piracy (start)
Ether One (start)
Yoshi's New Island (nom)
Dr Disrespect (start)
Pokémon Sword and Shield Expansion Pass (start)
Async Corp. (start)
Hotline Miami (start)
Pokémon fan games (start)
The Outer Worlds (start)
River Raid (start)
The Great Giana Sisters (start)
Pikachu (nom)
Visions of Mana (start)
Mario Party: Island Tour (start)
Meltan (start)
Bejeweled (video game) (start)
Kleavor (start)
Haunter (Pokémon) (start)
Mawile (nom)
Lavender Town (start)

DYK nominations

Reviews and reassessments

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The following references may be useful when improving this article in the future:

Robinson, Martin (19 February 2014). "How roll7 made a game that was nearly impossible to beat". Eurogamer. Gamer Network.