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Alright.. I'm gonna give it a shot...! I bravely installed it and signed up.. Then, while watching the tutorial, my eyes started to dart around.. What... is all this..? What kind of world do Mahjong players live in..? The path of Mahjong is so long and distant for a newbie... Like those Mahjong games that were always included in Famicom multicarts back in the day... Back then, even the pirated multicarts had different names for them.. Remembering those days when I'd enter, go 'Ah, crap,' and reset... Now I'm installing that same game myself... reading the tutorial, and then going to sleep... Can I really understand and play Mahjong properly...? Isn't it a game meant for people who already know how to play..? Can I survive without losing my 'hands' (fingers/luck)? Starting Mahjong from step one.. I have a long way to go..

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It's a game where you mine rocks, just like the name suggests. What's special about it is the common format you see on Steam lately: Farm within a time limit - Skill Tree - Reincarnate, repeat until the ending. Similar to games like Space Rock Breakers or Bills Must Be Paid, the late-game satisfaction is immense. It's not expensive and goes on sale often, so buy it for some time-killing fun.

Like yesterday, on a dark, rainy night... leaving a cruel smile behind, the wicked boss Nook announces the arrival of the owl... Checking the mailbox, a letter announcing the completion of the 98,000 Bell house, heralding the prelude to a brutal, bloody beginning... Sensing danger and going to the owl, he doesn't give me a shovel but hands over the crafting recipe... He says island life will be difficult if I don't bring 15 fossils... Hurriedly going to make a shovel, Boss Nook chuckles... 'You gotta pay back that loan, what else are you gonna do?' he mocks... For now, I was about to go dig for fossils, but I hit a rock and took my frustration out on it, and lo and behold, the iron ore I dreamed of appeared... A life-risking pole vault for endless fossils... As I was picking up various things, my bag got full, so I went to sell them to Timmy. The little devil whispers to me intimately... Turns out, he finds it inconvenient for his business and wants to build a bigger shop, so he asks for 30 of each type of wood and 30 iron ore. And so, I end the day looking at my hands stained with blood from digging and chopping, thinking... when am I supposed to collect all this?

Wait, 700 people already?!?! LOL

My friends and I had been putting off playing Bombanana, saying 'We should do this sometime~', but we finally played it today!! It's a co-op game where 3 players each take on a different monkey role to defuse bombs. I was assigned the mute monkey role. I could hear my friends, but since I couldn't speak, I had to convey information through gestures... This was way harder than I expected lol. I was clearly trying my best to explain, but my friends couldn't understand, and time kept running out, so eventually, all three of us were freaking out in a panic ㅠㅠ After playing, I realized this is a game that's only truly fun with close friends. There are moments of frustration because of the communication issues, but since we're close, the situation itself becomes hilarious lol. We were going to play longer, but one friend had a 'boyfriend meeting' issue, so we only played for an hour today.. 🥲 Still, we laughed and got frustrated enough in that hourㅋㅋㅋ 🎮 Steam / $8.70 / Korean language supported 🐵 3-player co-op / 30 campaign levels / 5-6 hours playtime We plan to play again next time when all three of us have plenty of time 😈😈

Do you guys know a game called Papers, Please..? It was at the border checkpoint, right..? Where you checked passports and didn't let people through if their info was wrong.. This is a simulation game distributed by Gravity, famous for Ragnarok, which is said to be similar to that game.. It's a game where you become a receptionist at an adventurer's guild office and run a classic fantasy guild for adventurers.. It's a game where you deduce monsters by combining information heard from ordinary people and decide whether to accept or reject quests.. If you don't grasp the information correctly, your reputation drops.. ㅋㅋ It's a game with a bit of puzzle and deduction elements.. It seems perfect for those who enjoy a little brain-teasing. They also provide food at the guild tavern, which also doesn't look easy.. Puzzles in all sorts of content.. It doesn't support controllers and is played only with mouse clicks.. Steam Deck should be fine with custom settings.. But since it's still Early Access.. I'm hesitant to buy it outright.. I've regretted buying so many Early Access titles.. So I'll wait until the official release for now..

The game I'm introducing today is [feed and grow:fish]! Many elementary and middle school students might have seen YouTuber "GamerBridge" play this game. You can experience two modes: becoming a small fish and living your own hardcore life as you please, or becoming a great white shark and ruling as a predator! Immerse yourself in the high degree of freedom and the open-world map as you play! Price on Steam: 16,000 KRW

Back in the day, sitting in front of my desktop, diligently tapping away on the keyboard and mouse felt so fun... As I got older, sitting became difficult, and I just wanted to lie down... I wondered how I could enjoy Steam games comfortably. So, I tried installing Steam Link on a 11-inch tablet I had lying around and playing via streaming... And guess what? "Lying down gaming" was possible..! However, due to internet speed limitations, it would sometimes lag... And when I got annoyed by the hassle of having to turn on my desktop every time... I searched for about a year on a second-hand app and finally got a Steam Deck OLED for 500,000 won... Right after buying it, I started enjoying comfortable "lying down gaming". It had a slight scratch, so I bought a skin and put it on. The back buttons were low, so I added accessories... The OLED screen is indeed vibrant and great. I thought 1TB storage wouldn't be enough, but it's surprisingly usable... I used Ori with Decky Loader... There are many powerful UMPCs out there... but in terms of price-to-performance, this is the best. Luckily, the used Steam Deck OLED is now 800,000 won... If I hadn't bought it, I would have been in big trouble...

You can think of it as a game with a bit of factory automation. It's very frustrating at first, but it becomes very satisfying later on, making it a prime example of "Tai-kung" (a term for games that start slow but become fun later) with its own charm. It mostly involves digging for minerals, and there are also other activities like farming and quests that use different currencies. You can even cook with fish and farm produce. The ending involves a king's quest. With the DLC, there are many fun contents like opening a shop and fossil hunting, so I highly recommend it. If your computer specs aren't bad, you can play with lower graphics (even I, who lags on the basic level of "Eolbulchum" (a game known for being demanding), can play on medium graphics). If you have good specs, you can enjoy it 200%.