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As the Castlevania series approaches its 40th anniversary, the first game in the series, Famicom Castlevania, will be distributed for free from September 25, 2026 (Fri) to October 24, 2026 (Sat) 23:59.

After pouring all my energy into Tom Nook's shop construction.. I was wandering around like a bum.. when I spotted a gift box floating, tied to a balloon, far away.. This is a chance I absolutely cannot miss! I frantically ran to the workbench with all my might, crafted a slingshot, shot down the balloon, and it fell.. How can it possibly be 5 clay? ...Only 5 of them? If you're going to give me something, shouldn't it be iron ore...? As a way to blow off steam, I went fishing, but instead of a fish, a turtle appeared..? Selling it to Tom Nook gave me a pretty good price... As expected, turtle soup.. While chopping wood and picking up lumber, I disturbed a beehive and got a black eye. After passing out several times, I headed to the beach.. and there was a captain seagull.. Slightly tipsy, Johnny started rambling and ordered me to find communication device parts.. I refused, but he was insistent.. With no choice, I found all 5 and gave them to him.. He called me his savior and said he'd send a reward later.. What a shameless beast.. Don't send me anything expensive.. Next time, I'm grilling you.

The name is Screenside Fisher. It means a fisherman in the corner of your screen. It's a game where you frantically click when the fisherman on your screen catches something to reel in the fish, then cook and sell those fish or sell the fish themselves. (It was released not too long ago, so there's a bug where the background music doesn't play, but there are no microtransactions.)

Please keep in mind this is a review from a beginner with 30 hours of playtime! This game is, you know, It's a top-down view game like LoL, where you use QWER for skills. 3 people enter per team, and 8 teams participate. You gather materials, fight, and catch monsters to strengthen your equipment. It seems to be a game where equipment is everything, so if your gear is weak, you absolutely can't win. So, the game is won by being the last team standing after eliminating all other teams. To put it simply, it feels like a mix of PUBG and LoL. It's a great game to play with 3 friends, and if you have more friends who play Eternal Return, you could even have fun with an in-house match with 3-person teams! I play with 3 people because I don't have many friends who play ER. I'd slightly recommend against it for those who aren't good at LoL, because when the items are similar, fighting feels a lot like LoL. Using skills, having flashes, etc. I'm not great at LoL myself, so when I first started ER, it was incredibly difficult. How to build items, what to get at this timing...

If the assistant manager buys a Switch 2, they'll probably need a third-party controller because the Joy-Cons are uncomfortable... It would be good to get one of these controllers and use it interchangeably. First-party controllers are good too, but considering the price and the fact that they're somehow.. 2% lacking in performance, you might feel a bit disappointed after using them. And if you buy a Chinese imitation, it'll break really quickly.. so instead of buying several of those, preparing a controller like this might be a good idea. Controllers are consumables and break easily, so even with good care, they'll eventually fail.. and since they're so expensive, it might even be a must-have item.. Whether it has HD Rumble is super important, so definitely keep that in mind!

It's a game where you drive an RV home, and if it breaks, it's game over. There are obstacles during the day, and it's a game you can laugh a lot with friends.

Multiplayer is possible. Not the abyss. Free game. First off, I don't really recommend playing this on PC. But it's good to link your PC and VR. If you use VR alone, you can't use some avatars and maps, and it lags a bit. The male to female ratio is 9:1. That's 9 males. Why could that be? So what kind of game is this? It's definitely not the abyss. Well, it's not that there's no abyss at all, but hmm... So, if you gather people around your age who are normal, like me, and become friends, it's okay. But sometimes there are guys looking for girls, queens bees, and psychos. No, I know psychos because I've seen them. We were friends for a while, actually. But they kept taking their unhappy family environment frustrations out on me, so you might want to avoid them. Features User-created skins, many fun maps exist. Playable on PC and mobile despite being a VR game. While the game itself has low system requirements, high specs are needed for many maps and avatars. Most game ideas and avatars exist. I play with full tracking, and it's fun. I just wanted to say it's not *only* the abyss.

The Collection, a masterpiece combining Ori 1 and 2 from Moon Studios, the developers of 'No Rest for the Wicked' which recently delayed its official release, is now 84% off for $7,160! I played this game on Switch before... The overall color palette was fantastic.. both the backgrounds and characters.. It felt like stepping into a truly dreamy forest.. Since it's hand-drawn artwork.. honestly, that level of dedication says it all.. Both titles have overwhelmingly positive reviews, but the downside is that Part 1 doesn't support Korean and requires a user-made Korean patch.. It didn't have the typical Metroidvania genre frustration, to the point where I wondered if the navigation was really that difficult... The character action and level design were exceptionally good... which is probably why both titles received overwhelming praise... Part 1 is more expensive than Part 2, possibly because it includes DLC.. but you can just buy the bundle, I guess..? It fully supports controllers, and if you play it on a monitor with OLED support, the atmosphere really shines through... keep that in mind!

For those who missed the title: It's a **free game**. Playtime: 1-2 hours (I think I played over an hour..? Can't remember 😅) Rating: Overwhelmingly Positive As the title suggests, it's a game where you clear '20 small mazes'. To be precise, it's not just mazes; think of it as solving 20 puzzles at once! There are 20 small box-shaped mazes overlapping on a single screen, and it's fun to think, 'Oh, I can't solve this right now,' set it aside, and then solve the ones that come later. Some puzzles are interconnected, and some require physical/mental skills, making it perfect for a quick brain workout. It's free and doesn't take too long to play, so I recommend trying it out this Chuseok! Season 2, <20 More, Somehow Even Smaller, Mazes>, was released on 9/18! (Also free) I haven't played it yet because of exams, but I should try it soon. I'd appreciate it if you all give it a try and leave your reviews~

Platform: Steam Playtime: Approx. 1 hour (Demo) Price: Demo Free / Full Game ₩27,000 I usually enjoy cleaning or organizing games, so when I saw the PowerWash Simulator 2 demo on Steam, I decided to play it! I had played the first game at a friend's house before, so I knew what kind of game it was, and it was still fun after all this time. 😎😎 The gameplay is simple. You use a power washer to spray water on dirty areas and clean them one by one. You can switch between different washers and nozzles, and when you finish cleaning parts like windows or doors, you hear a 'ding!' sound, which is surprisingly satisfying. You can also earn money while cleaning, and use that money to buy new washers or equipment, which adds to the fun of upgrading! Also, PowerWash Simulator is a game with a continuing story, so elements from the first game are said to appear in the second one as well. If you're someone who follows the story, I recommend starting with the first game! If you like cleaning games, give the demo a try!