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A cyberpunk-themed top-down shooter is currently 90% off on Steam! Genre: Action, Top-Down Shooter Price: ₩21,500 Rating: Very Positive Full Controller Support There are so many Steam game sales lately... Did they have a separate Chuseok sale..? The story is about rescuing your brother? who was kidnapped in a 2091 cyberpunk setting.. Not a lover, but a brother...? Apparently, you can drop weapons by defeating enemies and switch to those weapons to fight, so it doesn't seem like it'll get boring. Looking at the gameplay footage, the in-game graphics seem pretty clean.. I guess I'll have to buy it and play it to find out.. For 2,000 won, this game feels like a real steal, honestly. It seems to capture the cyberpunk atmosphere well. Since it's not a roguelike, I don't think there will be other growth or enhancement elements... I'll have to play it and see about that too..

I was looking for some organizing games recently and found one that's totally my style!! LOL The game's name is <Let's Tidy Up Your Mind>! You become an organizing expert and visit clients' homes to tidy up their cluttered belongings one by one. I thought it was just a game about putting things back in place... but apparently, as you organize the house, you uncover the stories of the people who requested the service. Looking at the pictures, each room is packed with stuff, so it seems like it'll be fun to organize everything piece by piece LOL. It's just so satisfying to see things get neatly organized, right? 😂 (Luka actually cleans her room to relieve stress) Release Date: September 14, 2026 Platform: Steam Price: $7.00 USD (approx.) Korean Support: Yes Since the price is reasonable and it supports Korean, I've added it to my cart for now LOL. If you enjoy organizing games, you might want to give this one a try! I'm going to play it as soon as I get home😎😎

Sometimes on the Play Store... I see games with thumbnails of women who look like they desperately need to use the restroom... I found out it was on PlayO, so I got curious and played it for a bit... It's for adults, but... due to Google's policies, they can't use images that cross the line... Anyway, when you start the game, there's a slightly B-movie-like intro video that's a bit gory... It doesn't seem like it's for all ages... And then right after, there's a service scene... Hmm... I didn't upload screenshots, but... I wondered if this was passable...? Once the game starts... well, you can tell it's an idle game from the UI right from the beginning... It's like an AFK game, you could say. It's just that the animations when using skills are somewhat watchable...? Looking closer, it seems similar to characters from other game IPs... It's a typical generic game with service scenes added somewhat boldly... but still staying within the lines... It's pretty much just that kind of game.

I heard the next update is scheduled for the 21st, so I'm rushing to reinstall the game... They're adding mounts, I wonder if existing livestock will count?

Fakebook, a point-and-click mystery adventure game set in a social network, is currently 30% off. Genre: Mystery, Visual Novel Price: 16,500 KRW Rating: Very Positive Controller Support: X Become a detective? A cyber-rickshaw? on a social network based on Facebook, tracking posts and comments to uncover fabricated rumors, find the truth, and locate the hidden murderer.. It's a shame it only supports mouse play without controller support. I remember seeing streamers play it before and it seemed quite immersive.. I played 'Unfinished Cases: You Have to Solve Them,' which is sold in a bundle, on Switch.. There was more text than I expected, but solving it by piecing together the beginning and end was quite fun, just like this game. Since Fakebook also has a lot of text to read... it might be difficult for those who dislike reading. But there are pictures, so... haha It's a domestic game with a decent rating, so I recommend it to fans of visual novels + mystery!

In the last installment, we traced SEGA's roots back to- Service Games in Hawaii. So, you must be wondering? When exactly did the 'SEGA' we know, start in Japan...? It was April 1951, when the spring breeze was blowing in Japan... At that time in Japan, Richard D. Stewart and Raymond J. Lemaire started a business importing, selling, leasing, and maintaining commercial amusement machines like jukeboxes and slot machines. To be a bit more precise, the Japanese branch was operated by their partnership company, Lemaire & Stewart. It might seem like an ordinary distribution business now, but this was one of the first steps that would eventually lead to the 'SEGA' we know. And then, in 1954, they started using the name Service Games, and in 1957, Service Games Japan Co., Ltd. was established. This is when the 'SEGA' we know began to take shape. (To be continued)

Did you know that SEGA's name was actually Service Games? After establishing its business base in Tokyo, Japan in the 1950s, and subsequent changes to the Japanese corporation and the addition of Rosen Enterprises, we now know that the name SEGA is an abbreviation for Service Games? The headquarters of Service Games, which became the root of SEGA, was actually founded not in Japan, but in Hawaii. It was established on September 1, 1946. SEGA's roots go back even further. The predecessor of Service Games was Standard Games, founded in Honolulu, Hawaii in 1940. It was a company that supplied coin-operated amusement machines, etc. to US military bases! Standard Games was sold in 1945, and Service Games was established the following year, in 1946. So, if we trace the roots of SEGA, which we know as a Japanese game company... we end up in Hawaii. :O (To be continued)

According to the assistant manager, it's a co-op roguelike game that was a high school graduation project..? Genre: Roguelike, Co-op Rating: Mostly Positive Full Controller Support Honestly, the game description was so lackluster I was wondering what it was, but then I saw there was a demo version, so I decided to give it a try. A roguelike, but co-op... First, after installing and launching the demo, you start in a lobby-like area where you consume something. When you create a room, you start with bots. Watching the bots' actions gives you a hint of what to do. If you move the blue ingots to the tent, the base gets reinforced and an additional perk is added. Smashing nearby boxes with your fists yields weapons, which can be used as is. If it's an item with a perk, picking it up equips that skill! So, you farm during the day and fight mobs that attack at night... You actually have to dodge quite a bit. The boss fight feels like a bullet hell game with how much it attacks, but if you dodge and attack as usual, you clear the boss... That's about it for the demo... It seems like it would be fun in multiplayer..?

A free game after a long time... but it's a puzzle game!! Though, it feels like a block-stacking Tetris-style game. Genre: Puzzle, Competitive Rating: Very Positive Full Controller Support Since it's a free game, grab it for your library right away. You can claim it for free until September 22nd, 3:59 PM. Single-player is also available, so if you don't have friends to play with, play solo. For multiplayer, you'll probably get matched and play.

Provided, of course, that they are neatly organized and well-preserved... Whoa, a Game Boy for 500,000 won... My old Hyundai Comboy from when I was a kid is also worth a fortune if you have the full box... That's the power of retro, huh.. I still have the promotional Super Mario and Duck Hunt cartridges.. I shouldn't have given them to my cousin back then.. A Game Boy is an expensive console, whether you're a kid or all grown up.. Man..