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Block City Wars is a 3D action game with a style similar to GTAV. In this game, you can explore an enormous city as much as you want or compete against other players in its multiple online game modes.

One of the strengths of Block City Wars is the sheer number of ways to play. You can move freely around the city, accept missions, fight against rival gangs, steal cars, or do whatever else you want. But you can also play a few different online modes, like the classic team death match, tank racing, zombie mode, or free for all. Each mode, of course, has its own special rules.

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Block City is not like any other city you have ever visited before. The city as at war and no street is safe for you. In this expansive block open world you must choose a side and complete missions to become the king of Block City. Battle cops, gangs, and even zombies as you explore tall skyscrapers and drive a variety of cool vehicles. PvP is available in not one, but two separate game modes with new maps added regularly. Enjoy crisp HD graphics with a fun, pixelated design and dynamic lighting.

Block City Wars: Pixel Shooter with Battle Royale is a free shooting game that takes place in a futuristic city where a large number of dangerous criminals and gangsters are trying to seize power. In this city, there are no rules and the police cannot stop the criminals, so the only way to stop them is to destroy their basecamps.

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The Springer and Van Bramer Block is a three storey plus lower level masonry Victorian Italianate building, situated at the corner of Cambie and West Cordova Streets in the historic district of Gastown. Together with the adjacent J.W. Horne Block, it forms a contiguous unit that fills a wedge-shaped lot where the city's early surveys meet at an acute angle.

Gastown is the historic core of Vancouver, and is the city's earliest, most historic area of commercial buildings and warehouses. The Gastown historic district retains a consistent and distinctive built form that is a manifestation of successive economic waves that followed the devastation of the Great Fire in 1886, the arrival of the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1887, the Klondike Gold Rush and the western Canadian boom that occurred prior to the First World War. The Springer and Van Bramer Block is representative of the importance of Gastown as the trans-shipment point between the terminus of the railway and Pacific shipping routes, and the consequent expansion of Vancouver into western Canada's predominant commercial centre in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. As Vancouver prospered, substantial structures were developed on Cordova Street, and the high density and notable height of this structure are a clear indication of the extent and prosperity of commercial trade during the first period of Gastown's development.

The original owners, Ben Springer and James Van Bramer, were prominent local businessmen, and this prestigious building helped consolidate the commercial character of the area, attracting retail and business occupants, as well as social groups such as the Masons and Odd Fellows.

The Springer and Van Bramer Block is also significant as a surviving work by American-born architect Noble Stonestreet Hoffar (1843-1907). One of Vancouver's first architects, Hoffar made a considerable contribution to the evolution of the city in the period between 1886 and the mid 1890s with his design and construction of many of the city's largest and most substantial Victorian Italianate structures such as this block, the adjacent J.W. Horne Block and the Dunn Block on Cordova Street.

It is also significant as an excellent example of the Victorian Italianate Style that was popular in Canada in the late nineteenth century and is one of the earliest examples of this style in Gastown. Built in 1888, it is also significant as one of the earliest large-scale brick-clad buildings in Gastown.