(-v-)脱出ゲームを遊ぶ(縛り中)

Pop-up ads have hints and answers, appearing after moving apps, etc. This author's games are really difficult. I didn't understand even with the hints, so I looked at two answers. I also saw a few that only had hints... I want to be able to solve these kinds of puzzles smoothly. Sometimes I see the hint and think 'Ah!' But there are times when I really don't get it, look at the answer, and think 'That's where it was?!' Also, the direction of progress is a bit unclear. It can't be helped since it's a cave, but... I almost gave up due to the cave and the difficult puzzles. For Blackcat's works, this author's games are difficult for my brain. There are no arrows or anything, so I get lost wondering where I can go, and 'Where am I?' I felt like giving up, but I told myself 'I'm in the middle of a challenge,' and pushed myself. I looked at the hints, looked at the answers, and thought 'Aaaah!' and cleared it. I want to be able to play this author's games smoothly someday.

Pop-up ads appear for hints and answers, after unlocking memo/photo features, or after moving apps. Difficulty level where you can solve it if you look carefully. I managed to clear it without using hints by the skin of my teeth, but it really made me think. The story that unfolds as you progress was also enjoyable. A recommended game for those who like the occult. The bonus content after clearing, the gallery, requires watching ads, but it's enjoyable for occult fans. This seems to be the second game, making you want to play the first one. ↑What I left as the first draft. Despite writing that, this is the edited version! I mistyped 'occult' as 'mystery', and I had to fix that. The order might change based on the update date, but I've edited it! Definitely for occult fans! No horror elements, so don't worry! Even if you don't like horror but are okay with the occult, you can enjoy this game! If you get stuck somewhere a bit tricky, feel free to use a hint! By the way, even though I wrote that you can solve it if you look carefully, I've used hints in many parts! I tend to forget things when I write, so while adding to this post, I remembered, 'Oh yeah, I used a hint for this…' I also wrote that I cleared this without hints, but did I…?? It feels like I might have used one…

Pop-up ads appear for hints and answers, unlocking memos and photos, when clearing rooms, or continuing. Escape from within the enigmatic ruins. The difficulty was truly challenging and fun. Amazing quality that doesn't break the atmosphere of the ruins. Even when I knew what the answer probably was, figuring out how to get there was tough. ↓Minor Spoilers (Answers not included) Once a section is cleared, you can't interact with it anymore, so it's like 'This is the spot to interact with!' Carefully tap around. ↑What I left behind as the vanguard. Cleared puzzles and hint areas become un-interactable, making it hard to get lost. Plus, once you finish a stage, you can't go back to the previous one. Hmm? I think that's how it was. And there were quite a few puzzles that were quite difficult. With all that in mind, I hope you enjoy this work as an exploration of the ruins.

Pop-up ads appear for hints and answers, memo and photo unlocks, when continuing, after moving apps, etc. A cat cafe escape game that seems good for cat lovers. The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look carefully. There's a bonus stage after clearing. Ads appear when you continue, so I recommend clearing it all at once. I found the difference in quality between the cats and the mascot costumes amusing. ↑What I left behind as the first group to clear. I want you to enjoy the gap between the cats and the mascot costumes in this work. The author is definitely a cat lover. I looked at a few hints, but cleared it without looking at the answers. Animal lovers should enjoy it even more.

There are escape games with and without △ or arrow notations. Initially, it's easier with them, but without them, I'm like, 'Where am I supposed to go?' After playing games with movement markers, playing ones without them makes it difficult to figure out where to go next. Conversely, after playing games without markers, having them makes it easier to figure out the next destination. However, when it comes to having or not having markers, I like both now. After playing over 40, I can enjoy either way. Have I gotten used to it? Have I stopped caring? Has my 'heart' grown a bit thicker? Well, more than that, clearing the escape and writing about Playpick and the vanguard seems to be more fun for recording! But, it's just now that I'm curious about the vanguard and info here, and I'm wondering what to do, so I'm writing this to try my first poll. I'd appreciate it if you could click. I'll probably close it around tomorrow night...? Huh? How do I close this? I'll scramble to figure it out later.

Thanks! Thank you for registering! And thank you to those who just took a peek or stopped by! One day, after being appointed as a vanguard and writing a lot about the vanguard, I thought, 'Not many people are looking at the vanguard section at the bottom of the game's introduction,' so I decided to create this place to record my escape. It just so happened that I had 1000 hearts, so I thought, 'Let's just make it!' When I wrote about the vanguard, I also wrote it with the hope that it would be helpful when playing the game. Especially the ads... they're essential, but I don't really like them. So, there are many fun works out there, and I hope this can be one of your ways to kill time. Thank you for registering! Ah, sorry. This is (-v-)'s record board, so I will immediately delete any posts from others. It's bothersome to wait for a response before deleting, so I'm deleting them right away. Please gather 1000 hearts, create a board, and post there. Also, please post in the section for requests like that.

Pop-up ads appear when hints and answers are displayed, or after moving from other apps. This is a beautifully crafted 3D work by PANDA. The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you take your time and look carefully. There are some parts where movement is a bit unclear. This might be because the overall design is so clean. It's a light game, so it's a good way to kill time. ↑This is what I left as a scout. When I say movement is unclear, I mean it's so neatly organized that it became hard to figure out where I was. Maybe it was because I was tired, but I found myself asking 'Where am I?' multiple times. PANDA's games are generally gentle puzzles that can be solved with careful observation. So, it's probably best to play when you're not tired lol

The pop-up ads appear when hints and answers are displayed, and during app launches or transitions. This is my first time seeing a papercraft work, and it has a warm feel. Some parts were difficult, and I even looked at the answers after seeing the hints. I felt the tap controls were a bit unintuitive in a few places. It's a shame about the ads when continuing to the next stage, but I think they don't appear if you clear it all at once. Above all, the papercraft artwork is amazing. I was impressed that even the numbers were made one by one, thinking 'Wow!' Handmade things are truly wonderful, and I also loved the final circle! ↑ What I left behind as a scout member. This is really well-made and realistic, I highly recommend it! Precisely because we're used to 3D and AI images, the 'live' feel is great! Creating PC-born images might also be tough (though maybe not anymore…) It's not just paper-like, it's actual paper. That feeling of taking a picture and making it move! You have to see the final part!

Pop-up ads are displayed when viewing hints and answers. They appear when continuing, clearing a room, or during app transitions. The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look carefully. It's a shame that a pop-up ad appears when you press continue, but since the game itself was fun to play, it shouldn't be a bother if you play it all at once. For 'looking carefully,' I recommend also carefully examining cleared areas. It's basically simple, but it has twists and clever parts that make it enjoyable. ↑ Left behind as a vanguard. Summer has already passed, but it's a game that makes you feel the summer vibe just by looking at it. It's also nice that the house feels like a grandmother's house. I remember the atmosphere being good.

Pop-up ads only appear when hints and answers are displayed☆ The difficulty is such that you can solve it if you look carefully. Please look carefully as parts you've cleared once are used. It's fun with cute graphics and a solid story. There's also a bonus game, which is also great. Even if you're not a cat lover, you can enjoy this game. ↑What I left behind as the advance party This game is about preparing for a Christmas party, so the timing is perfect for the atmosphere. The two-headed cats are adorable. When I searched by name just now, I found something that seems to be a sequel to this. I wonder when I'll get to play it, someday. If you liked this game and plan to play the second one, Please leave your impressions or advance party posts! I'd appreciate it if you could refrain from posting spoilers. I'll only be able to 'like' posts when I play it myself, so please be patient. There's only about a month and a half left in the year. How many games will I be able to play by then?