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Is this really on sale? It says the discounted price, but why can't I believe it haha Will a 10.7-year-old do well too??? I'm agonizing over it..

Virtually no ads! Korean support! Playo included! However, some songs are paid.. This game isn't called "next dimension" for nothing. Project SEKAI? BanG Dream!? Kalpa? For those, you just need to tap along a "line", but in Arcaea, you have to tap along a "surface". The flying notes are both a fun element and a high barrier to entry. Most people hit a wall around level 8+ to 9. And to proceed after purchasing the first chapter of the main story, you need to be able to play songs level 9 and above comfortably. It's truly a shame that many new players drop off here. Tip) If you're a Project SEKAI player, try multiplying Arcaea's difficulty by 3. It'll roughly match Project SEKAI's difficulty. If you're thinking of playing, check if this game is for you with the free songs before spending money. There's also a multiplayer mode, so if you're bored, you can invite game friends and see whose timing gets worse! Lastly, don't push yourself too hard to raise your potential!

The deck-building roguelike game Astrea: Six-Sided Oracles is currently being given away for free on the Epic Games Store! It has a 'Very Positive' rating on Steam and offers full controller support! The basic gameplay is similar to the popular deck-building roguelike, Slay the Spire, but... this game has a more fantasy-like atmosphere in its overall graphics and mood.. Since it's free, you should grab it for your library and give it a try. Deck-building genres tend to have a lot of strategic depth, so it might be a good fit for puzzle game enthusiasts! I initially underestimated Slay the Spire too, but it has a surprisingly addictive charm.. It's like that, but with improved graphics...? There are some reviews calling it a bit chaotic, but they seem to be in the minority.. There's definitely going to be some RNG-based frustration, but since it involves rolling dice... I'm curious to see what kind of game it is. Got it in my library! 👇Epic Games Link https://store.epicgames.com/p/astrea-six-sided-oracles-33c949

Platform: Steam Playtime: Approx. 1 hour (Demo) Price: Demo is free Korean Support: Not available This time I played Woman Simulator. It's a game where you become a housewife and do chores like washing dishes, doing laundry, and cleaning the floor. You have to scrub each plate by hand with a sponge, and if footprints appear on the floor, you have to grab a mop and clean them. Time keeps ticking, and your husband comes home at 8 PM, so you have to rush to finish the housework before then... But it's not just about doing chores; the goal is to appease your husband, get items from him, and win your freedom. I haven't gotten that far yet, but I'm not sure if it's because it's a demo... It's a bit of a shame that Korean isn't supported, and it's in first-person, so those prone to 3D motion sickness might want to take note! My thoughts after doing housework in a game... Being a housewife isn't easy...😇

The game I'm introducing this time is Core Keeper. You can think of Core Keeper as similar to Stardew Valley, Terraria, or Minecraft. You'll do a lot of mining, but you can get through that just by watching the tutorial. There are also many farming-related content and lots of things to do. The downside and upside of this game is that it has so much content, which is great for playing long-term. However, a new player needs to play for half a year to truly finish it, and even with some skill, it reportedly takes about 300 hours. I'm only at 50 hours, but there's still so much to do that I'm playing 6 hours a day. And the second advantage is that it supports multiplayer. Even if you don't have friends, you must have at least one, right? You can play together when you're tired of playing League of Legends. Up to 8 people can play, and it's great for playing without thinking too much. The price is a bit over 20,000 won, but it often goes on sale for about 40% off, so I recommend buying it then. Some say it's more fun than Terraria, though it's more expensive. Anyway, I'm having fun with it, so give it a try as a time killer.

A card survival game. Chop wood, mine stone, craft tools, and create people(?) A game that requires intense brainpower. (I couldn't do it myself)

Hello everyone 🙂 This is Pelmon: Survival, a game I've been hooked on for a while. It's a game where you collect cute heroes called Pelmons, battle, grow your camp, and fight for territory with your guild. The graphics are cute and charming. The game itself is light, making it great to log in and play whenever you have free time. There's a bluescreen issue in the screenshot 😂 It's good for free-to-play players because they give out high-tier Pelmons through events! The diamond supply is really generous, so at some point, you'll find yourself wondering why you have so many diamonds?! 😁 🔥Here are some tips: 1. Enjoy benefits by joining a top-tier guild. From the start, join a strong guild within the top 5 on your server. Actively whisper the guild leader. If you play regularly, they won't kick you out! 2. Need to level up for reward apps? There's a hidden payment section in the top right corner. You can achieve this by buying the weekly building speed-up items for 4000 or 6000 won. I discovered this the day before the achievement deadline and couldn't buy it... sigh.... I'll buy it and play again when I get a new phone 😊

I didn't play it much, just briefly when it first launched, but I've seen lately that there are a lot of new maps. It's fun at first, but every match feels the same, and there isn't much content to enjoy, so after a little while, I don't feel like playing it again. However, it supports multiplayer, and since it's a hide-and-seek type game, you don't need great controls to play. So, if you're looking for a casual game to play with friends, I recommend Mecha Chameleon. It's affordably priced and easy to get into.

I was just casually browsing and saw an absolutely incredible playtime... If you calculate it, it's an unbelievable 700 days of playtime. Did they plant something there?

Depending on when you installed PlayO, your playtime might be longer than what PlayO reports. So, which game have you played the most? Cracked games were installed after PlayO, so there shouldn't be a big difference. Mahjong Soul is the one I've played the longest. 1673 hours is about 70 days of playtime. Wait, you've played for 70 days and you're still a Mahjong Squire? Next is Rabbit Island. PlayO says I've played for 4 minutes... but in reality, it's 150 hours. It's an island decorating game, and I played it solely because the rabbits are cute... However, I installed way too many decorations, so my phone heats up rapidly whenever I launch it, making it a tragic game I can't play often. I should have installed them moderately...