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Very Positive reviews on Steam, price without discount is 16,500 KRW. This is a review of the bullet hell roguelike game Ball x Pit, which reminds me of the old arcade game Arkanoid. It adds bullet hell elements to the still popular roguelike genre... but it feels like the old arcade game Arkanoid, so I bought it during the launch discount and played for about 36 hours. It was definitely worth the money, and they're still updating new heroes... a truly generous game.. The gameplay involves gathering resources to build structures and using heroes with different attack abilities to clear each stage. The key is how you upgrade the ball mid-game. There are various combinations for ball upgrades, so you have to decide whether to strengthen it or evolve it... and if you increase the speed to raise the difficulty, it's surprisingly not easy. Of course, if you build many structures and upgrade them, your base abilities will get stronger, but... in the early stages, your physical skills seem insufficient. It's a great recommendation if you enjoy bullet hell games because you can enjoy it casually in short bursts!

Into the Breach is available for free on the Play Store for Netflix subscribers! It's a turn-based strategy game where you move and attack like in an SRPG, but it feels more like a puzzle game with strategic battles to clear stages. It's currently on sale on Steam for $3,100 (KRW 3,100) with overwhelmingly positive reviews. Reading the reviews, it seems like a game that requires a lot of thinking. A short review... The tutorial is surprisingly well-made, so you can easily get used to the game by just reading and following along slowly. Each unit has a different attack style for each stage, making it feel like playing chess. You can't even undo your moves once you make them... lol Steam version has perfect controller support, so I naturally assumed the Netflix version would too. However, my controller wasn't recognized, which was a bit disappointing. I recommend this game to anyone who enjoys brain-teasing puzzle games.

The Pocket Champ Dungeon period is already short, and the monsters still have a lot of HP left 😭 Since there aren't many participants, we desperately need more people to join!! 📌 Get equipment fragments and stat points from chests or your bag to upgrade, then choose advantageous gear for fast sprints on each map and join the race. It's frustrating to just watch since it's an idle runner game. I'm playing as a free-to-play player, and my running points are low. Even with good equipment, my base stats are low, so I fall behind and keep ending up in the lower ranks 🥲

A game where you can enjoy fishing on one side of your desktop. Screenside Fisher has been registered on Steam! (Yahoo!) The biggest feature is that you can create your favorite character or your own OC as a fisherman and have them fish on your desktop 👀!! It seems like a game you can play casually by keeping it open on one side while gaming or doing other tasks, which sounds nice and relaxing. Especially since you can create and have your favorite character fish, as an otaku, I've already got my eye on this... lol It's scheduled to be released for free in September 2026! If you have a favorite character like me, you might want to wishlist it! 🔗 Steam Link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4270850/SCREENSIDE_FISHER/

For Netflix subscribers, Dead Cells Complete Edition is available for free! It includes all DLCs and can be played on mobile. I've introduced it before. It's a Metroidvania game with roguelike elements, making it not too difficult depending on your item combinations. If you like pixel art and side-scrolling action games like me, this game is a perfect fit for your taste. It has an 'Overwhelmingly Positive' rating on Steam, and it also supports a dedicated mobile controller for a more comfortable experience. The sound is great, and there are collection elements, so I enjoyed playing while changing character costumes. A short review... I still play it occasionally. The moment you get complacent thinking 'I won't die' after setting up your item combos... you get sliced and feel that sense of futility. If you're looking for a tense gameplay experience, I definitely recommend it if you enjoy this genre.

The first-person shooter adventure game Atomic Heart is 80% off ahead of the release of its sequel. The Gold Edition is also on sale, so you can try the demo and then decide to buy. https://store.steampowered.com/app/668580/_/ It's a game that reminds you of BioShock, set in a dystopia where androids coexist, which might be our future. Briefly reviewing my experience playing it for a few hours on PS: It's not quite a triple-A game, more like a well-made B-tier game? Most enemies are robots, and when you defeat them, various parts drop. You can easily farm them using the mechanical arm on your left hand... It feels like a satisfying 'click'. I was interested in the dystopia, so I enjoyed the cutscenes intermittently... And the robots' designs are really well done... You'll know when you play it... If you enjoy FPS games like BioShock, it's a game you can enjoy casually, so I recommend trying the demo first before deciding to buy.

Lately, I've been debating whether or not to get rid of my old Switch... I've been playing Animal Crossing, which was sitting on my title display shelf, for a bit before bed. It's my sibling's, so I won't sell it... but I initially thought, 'What's so fun about this?' and only played a little bit in the beginning before abandoning it... But recently, playing it again... it's surprisingly fun? Has my personality changed?? I wasn't really one to enjoy healing/grind games, but when I logged in after a long time, seeing the animals saying things like 'Haven't you seen me before? Let me know if you have...' was actually kind of funny... Unable to escape the debt collection from the villainous Mr. Nook, I'm digging, picking up and selling fruit, chopping and selling wood... Even though it's physical labor, it's strangely enjoyable... I think it's a game that has encounters placed well in opportune moments... Maybe that's why it's been consistently loved... I wonder how long it'll take to get to the decorating elements... I need to let go and send the Switch away... but should I keep it as a 'Dōson' machine...? Games without an ending are always tough...

SEFIRIA, a bullet-hell roguelike from the developers of Dungeon Crawl, which was the first game I posted about after creating this board... A short review after 22 hours of playtime... First off, it's incredibly fun. Highly recommended for fans of Vampire Survivors-likes and bullet-hell shooters... It takes about an hour to beat once, and like Hades, there are various upgrade elements after death. A fun mechanic is similar to backpack games, where you organize your inventory to increase item stats, but it requires good spatial utilization like Tetris. Some items are good, some aren't, so you have to carefully arrange your limited inventory using '+' and '-' bonuses, which makes you pause and think. The boss difficulty isn't as hard as I expected... at least for me. I'm currently playing on difficulty 9, but you can adjust it to your preference. The last chapter is Chapter 6, but I haven't reached the ending yet because I've been playing bit by bit... lol I wonder if I'll see it this year... They also offer a demo game https://store.steampowered.com/app/2436940/_/

I started with the Switch Axe in Monster Hunter Rise and then switched to the bow user... Rise was easy to get into as a beginner with the Wirebugs, so I remember it being quite convenient.. I heard the bow user in MHWilds is OP.. I saw other videos where it seemed to track like a homing missile. I really want to buy and play Wilds when the DLC comes out.. But since I've only been shooting with the bow, I want to try other weapons too.. What weapon would be fun to play without being too difficult... Are there any Monster Hunter experts here..?

The indie adventure visual novel game 'Alone With You' is currently being distributed for free on Epic Games! Since it's free, just add it to your library for now! It doesn't support Korean, so there are no related reviews, but it seems to be a visual novel game set in space. It's also on sale on Steam, but you can just get it for free. It generally has positive reviews and controller support. You'll probably play Epic Games freebies eventually, so if you're interested in indie games, add it to your library right away! Game Link https://store.epicgames.com/p/alone-with-you-028a15