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A new dimension called 'The Shifty' is being added. It's apparently content that's been re-imported from Dungeons 2. It gives off a vibe reminiscent of the 'Heaven Mode'.

Knee, the Tekken god, won the gold medal. The Korean representatives in esports at this Asian Games keep bringing home medals!

This is the kind of game my assistant manager, who's obsessed with shooters, would absolutely love to try... Bodycam. It generated massive buzz since the trailer reveal, but... it got trashed at launch for its sloppy execution and received mixed reviews. However... Apparently, with recent patches, it's turned around significantly and is now considered very playable. The tension is palpable just watching the footage... It's built on realistic immersion without much background music... If you play with headphones on, the tension must be insane. There's no crosshair, so you have to aim like in Tarkov... Hardcore shooter fans might go wild for this. I'd say it's the most anticipated FPS game using Unreal Engine 5... The only slight disappointment is that it's still in Early Access. Especially in multiplayer, it's been called amateurish... but I guess that's understandable since it's still in development. Some people mention motion sickness due to the bodycam perspective... I guess I'll have to try it for under 2 hours and refund immediately if it's not for me? I guess I won't know until it's fully released...

(Warning! This game contains content with quite graphic depictions.) Ever since I was young, I've had useless yet serious debates raging inside me about which animal is stronger: lions, tigers, hippos, or giraffes (?). Also, who would win in a fight between a car and a machine gun. I've settled it with this game. I did spend a bit much on it though. Even just 50 lions can take down one large dinosaur. (Be sure to adjust graphics settings to avoid lag.)

Even the Korean player is really good.. The Japanese player practices 1 hour on weekdays and 2 hours on weekends.. To perfectly counter a 12-chain combo... You really can't become a pro gamer easily. Their game IQ is on another level.. Back in our day, if we got caught playing games at that age, we'd just get smacked on the back of the head by our parents. It's amazing how their parents are so supportive too.. With that kind of talent, they'll probably be good at other games too.. lol

I was thinking of playing Minecraft after a long time, so I went to the Play Store and checked the paid rankings, and Dave the Diver was there. Reviews don't seem bad, and it's amazing that Steam games can be played on mobile. I hope more games like this come out in the future.

Have you ever seen games on YouTube or mobile ads where you control a king on horseback, upgrade your castle and weapons, and defend against waves of enemies? Well, this game is the real deal. It's sold as a paid game on Steam and the Play Store... but it has much better quality and more content without ads than those free mobile games. Before starting a stage, you select weapons and perks to set up your expected build, upgrade your castle, decide which weapons to enhance... or whether to set up defenses or traps. You're given various choices. You upgrade the castle during the day and defend at night... and since you need to control the king too, there's never a dull moment. ㅋㅋ The part I agonized over the most was deciding which perks and debuffs to add to make the game more intense... Choosing perks was quite enjoyable. I think there was a limit of 5 perks? But you have to combine them according to the stage to clear it... It's not just a simple defense game; you have to think about combinations too... It has perfect controller support, so definitely use a controller... The price is also quite reasonable.

I found the cutest game!! It's a life simulation game called WonderPaws that was just revealed, where you live together in a city inhabited by animals! You can decorate your house, live with animal friends, and try out various jobs. You can become an idol, a designer, or even the mayor. But the most amazing part is that you can transform into an animal yourself... It seems you can also roam around as an animal, play with friends, or explore the city. Online multiplayer is also planned, so you can enjoy it with other users, and it's scheduled to be released on Steam for PC. Korean language support is also planned! The exact release date hasn't been announced yet, but the Steam page is already up, so you can wishlist it! If you like animals, decorating, or life sims, it might be worth wishlisting!

Remember that game that started with... 'No game here. So get out!!' https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DMAP.Ting_WD I really enjoyed playing it, and it reminds me of 'There is no game'! However, this web game is a very, very short version! (3-5 minutes playtime per ending) ———— >> You're playing an AI text-based dating game— >> —"Wait, is this really an AI?" Actually, the game at the link is https://share.crack.wrtn.ai/euo4g1n designed to output the prologue prompt for this one. There are Easter eggs hidden all over, and the way it heckles you when you find them is quite amusing. And, as intended, it will naturally generate the prologue for you at the end! If you enjoyed the game above, you might want to continue the chat on Crack! The genre will be a bit different, though!!

Following the huge success of Darkest Dungeon 1, which centered on mercenary management... Darkest Dungeon 2 was ambitiously developed as a new entry in the popular roguelite genre. However, the lukewarm reception led to harsh criticism and low scores. Instead of the original system, it adopted a progression style similar to Slay the Spire, where players choose paths and unlock characters and story elements. The signature roguelite 'total party kill' ending, forcing players to start over from the beginning, was a major disappointment for long-time fans. However, from a roguelite perspective, it's honestly a well-made game, and personally, it suited my taste. Since 1 and 2 are fundamentally different genres... to be honest, I played 1 late and found it hard to adapt to ㅋㅋ Perhaps because I enjoy the roguelite genre, the game felt very manageable and suitable for playing in short bursts. The graphics and character art have significantly improved, which is a positive, but... some overly frustrating patterns and bosses that seem to say 'if you don't know, you die' are quite... challenging. Maybe that's why only the most hardcore players have survived...