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'''1867''' is an video game demo modified to be an {{wp|April fool's day}} joke, released on Apr. 1, 2010 by Camden Games. The game depicts the [[Battle of Liang-la|Battle of Liang]] between [[Themiclesia]] and [[Camia]] that occurred on Dec. 25, 1867. "Just as the battle was over before it started, so too the credits roll before the game begins." | {{wip}}'''1867''' is an video game demo modified to be an {{wp|April fool's day}} joke, released on Apr. 1, 2010 by Camden Games. The game depicts the [[Battle of Liang-la|Battle of Liang]] between [[Themiclesia]] and [[Camia]] that occurred on Dec. 25, 1867. "Just as the battle was over before it started, so too the credits roll before the game begins." | ||
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1867 is an video game demo modified to be an April fool's day joke, released on Apr. 1, 2010 by Camden Games. The game depicts the Battle of Liang between Themiclesia and Camia that occurred on Dec. 25, 1867. "Just as the battle was over before it started, so too the credits roll before the game begins."