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Unable to resist the pressure from Timmy and Tommy's shop construction material requests... I searched the entire island for rocks... It seemed impossible to finish today, so I decided to pull up all the weeds on the island... After a grueling march of pulling about 500 weeds... While taking a short break, I saw a house where Agnes's tent used to be, so I visited and she smiled, saying she had left tent life behind... Now you're a slave just like me... Another victim of the wicked Tom Nook's greed... Bored of waiting, I brought my collected items to Blathers, and Mr. Nook announced he'd be building a museum... Grateful that he didn't assign me construction work, I went back to hitting rocks... Why are Bells coming out of rocks...? Seriously, money coming out of rocks, can you believe it? It wasn't welcome at all, but then someone named Bongchu, who was passing by, called me over... He heard about my struggles and gifted me 5 incredibly precious iron ores... You're my best friend for life now... Timmy and Tommy looked surprised, as if they were expecting it... I really hate that... And so, the shop construction began..

The Quarry Platform: Steam Genre: Cinematic, Choice Matters, Horror Original Price: 76,000 KRW Reviews: Mixed Controller: Full Support This choice-heavy game from Supermassive Games, famous for their horror title Dark Pictures Anthology... I already finished it on PS Plus... Ah, how should I put it... There's a reason for the mixed reviews. Game Setting: Bizarre events and monstrous creatures unfold on a dark night as teenage counselors at a summer camp are isolated... They must survive through constant choices... When they say monstrous creatures, you might figure out what they are if you play a bit... I'll skip this to avoid spoilers... The graphics and sound... Overall, the quality was high, so I thought, 'Oh.. maybe this one will be decent..?' But then I wondered, 'Why are the reviews so bad?' and just kept playing... After somehow playing through to the ending... I let out a sigh different from previous titles... And the branching endings... Overall, the ending was quite disappointing, maybe it was only fun until right before the end... It's worth exactly that price.

The game I'd like to recommend is Frostpunk. The regular price is 32,000, but it seems to go on sale often. I think many of you have seen it on YouTube. I started playing after watching YouTube, and it's harder than I thought. Also, I personally found myself in a dilemma when opening up various policies. Still, even though I wasn't great at it, I managed to last over an hour. I'm continuing to research it and recommend it to others as well.

Remnant 2 Platform: Steam Genre: Soulslike, TPS Original Price: 74,200 Won Rating: Very Positive Controller: Perfect Support Remnant 2, the sequel to Remnant which I played after it was given away for free on Epic Games, is currently on sale for 80% off. Game Setting: The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where survivors gather in ruined cities to deal with monstrous creatures. The hopeless city backdrop is quite captivating. It's a gun-soulslike genre, just like the first installment... Since it's a soulslike game played with guns, the difficulty is on the higher side. Especially for bosses, they have patterns, so it might not suit those who dislike the soulslike genre... Even though you defeat them with guns, there are close-combat attacks... but based on my experience with the first game, it's often better to just shoot them down.... lol Since it's a third-person shooter, there's not much issue with first-person motion sickness, and with perfect controller support, you can feel the satisfying gameplay. If you're looking for a soulslike game where you shoot and defeat bosses, I highly recommend it... This price... is insane.

If you're a Steam user, you've probably heard of it... but rarely get to use it! I'm here to share my experience using the Steam Family Sharing feature. To use this feature, go to Steam settings, click the 'Family' tab, create a family group, and then add your Steam friends. Your library and your added friends' libraries will merge, and the more non-overlapping games you have, the more games you can access! It's a great way to enjoy many games for a small amount of money... but the catch is, you can only add people from the same IP address. Steam, being a platform, relies on game sales commissions. They don't want users' game purchase rates to drop, so Family Sharing is strictly limited to those within the same IP address! So how do you share with friends who are far away...? You have to add them based on trust, by exchanging account and login information... which isn't easy.. I gave that opportunity to the Steam Board's sub-manager, so I hope they write more reviews in the future...

I recently started playing on Steam and found it really fun. I've played one game on Steam so far, but I'm looking to try out some more exciting games. Could you please recommend some Steam games?

When this game launched on Switch, it was advertised as a rural life farming game mixed with ghost stories. If you buy it expecting a story-driven game with some farming elements, you'll be satisfied (though it does feel a bit too expensive, so I'd recommend buying it on sale later). It doesn't quite have the volume or content of series like Rune Factory or Story of Seasons, but the price is really something... Still, if you enjoy ghost stories, collecting things, and figuring stuff out with limited information, it's worth playing.

̶U̶g̶l̶y̶ Deaf Duck Shield https://mply.io/Ai2qNgnabXc Milhouse Shield https://mply.io/Kvcb-pdLFbA And a link to charge 25 dice https://mplygo.wiki/40HxL0 Just saw they're doing a KadeHoon collab? In that case... they should give us the Duffy shield... They made the Duffy card cute, so why...! Is all I can think... You'll give it to us on Chuseok, right? I believe you.

When you're buying games on Steam, there's a 'Gift This Game' option. I suspect most people haven't actually used it... ㅋㅋ You might think, 'My library is already full, who would I even gift a game to?' But sometimes in life, when you feel particularly saintly, you might gift a game to someone else. On Steam, you can purchase games specifically for gifting, not just for your own library. When sending a gift, you can write a message. If you send a game with a message, you'll earn Steam Points just like you would for a purchase. You can then use these points to buy various customization items! Ah... but unfortunately, the Steam Wallet is sold out on the Flo store. When will this be restocked..? I just need to buy this... Please help, Flo staff...

The title says it all... I honestly thought it was a chill, healing game where you just give cute dragons a bubble bath, just like the title suggested... It even had 'Very Positive' reviews. I went in expecting to relax based on the screenshots and description, but I had to question my own eyes.. I witnessed something so shocking that I just couldn't handle it lollll For the sake of my mental well-being and innocence, I politely requested a refund after just 30 minutes. A beautiful refund ending with 30 minutes of playtime. Please note that the screenshots I uploaded are censored as much as possible (out of conscience?) because the content was too explicit to look at... 😭😭 I hope you all are careful when choosing games based on 'Very Positive' reviews... It was truly shocking.