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This announcement came out a while ago... I was wondering if this is actually about games? Anyway, Com2uS? They're a mobile game company, right? And Bangbang-nim acknowledged that AI chat is also a game, right? So, writing this with that logic... Anyway, to get to the point, Honestly, they're entering this as a latecomer... so they'll need some kind of differentiating factor. Reading a bit more, seeing mentions of understanding the female audience, it makes me think it might be something like Naver's 'Maybe' from a while back (replaced with the second image because it shut down)... If you can write the choices yourself, the freedom will be higher... Speaking of which, as I talk about this, I'm reminded of the various projects Crack is trying out... like AI-RPG (ARPG) called Reverse Isekai or the Miracle Detective Agency they're pushing these days... (third and fourth images) I still can't quite grasp what kind of game they're making. Does anyone have any information about this? They must have a project outline if they're hiring people... but maybe it's still confidential...

This is a game I played briefly a while ago with some friends I made. This game is free-to-play, supports multiplayer for up to 16 players, and has Korean language support. So, we're the shopkeepers in this game, right? What do we have to do? Well, when customers bring items, we calculate their purchase, beat up troublemakers with a broom and kick them out, clean up messes, restock inventory... Seriously, why is there so much to do? That's why I recommend playing this game in multiplayer. I played with 4 people, and even then, we were short-handed with some people managing inventory, dealing with troublemakers, handling checkouts, and ordering stock. I haven't tried solo play, so I don't know, but I can tell it's busy. Isn't it great to play a busy business simulation game like this with friends in multiplayer? Let's have our friends do the difficult tasks while we do the relatively easy job of kicking out troublemakers with a broom. Games like this can be a bit tiring, so I haven't played it much since the first time, but it seems like a good game to experience casually with friends in multiplayer!

This is a collection of monster reactions from Majora's Mask. I've included the visually overwhelming Lynel as well.

There's a subquest that gives you the Yiga Clan outfit. If you wear it and go to the Yiga base, the members and executives won't be hostile. If you clear the executive test, you get various skills and items, and discounts on things within the hideout. Koga notices Link disguised as the leader and attacks. It's funny during combat, but if you use an eyeball to Scrabble and hit Koga, he gets stuck in the ground and flails around. Speaking of which, Koga's got a bit of a belly lol

Defeated the Demon King Ganondorf! Pros during gameplay include: lowered shrine difficulty, many shrines can be cleared with tricks, ability to craft various weapons, diverse monsters, presence of high-difficulty field bosses, various dishes and ingredients, summonable allies, ability to craft vehicles, segmentation into Depths/Surface/Sky, diverse armor, increased side quests, and increased Ganondorf difficulty. Cons include: weapons are less powerful compared to the previous game, difficulty paradoxically increased due to more diverse monsters, increased difficulty in obtaining Korok Seeds, needing a lot of Zonaite and batteries to craft vehicles, increased monster HP, increased difficulty and indirect nerf of Majora's Mask acquisition, increased difficulty in saving money, armor set bonuses are less useful than in the previous game, some armor is extremely difficult to obtain, inconvenient travel in the Depths and Sky, high-difficulty quests appearing due to increased side quests, increased number of shrines, and conversely, Ganondorf being difficult for beginners, but I still recommend playing it. Given the amount of content, I'll likely write about my playthroughs for parts 2 and 3 as well.

It's kinda funny to call it a masterpiece after only playing for about 3 hours.. but for those who love turn-based SRPGs, especially permadeath games where you build and manage mercenaries, it's an incredibly captivating masterpiece.. You can enjoy the Korean patch by getting it from the Steam Workshop and enabling the Korean mod in the game's mod options. When you first start, you'll contract mercenaries by tier, but it's most fun to just sign a rookie contract and start tough.. If your payroll runs out, mercenaries will leave and desert, so after progressing through the story, before combat encounters occur upon entering a map, you'll engage in unit control like in Commandos, and when combat starts, it immediately transitions to turn-based combat. It suddenly reminds me of Baldur's Gate 3.. It has a decent story, making the dialogue enjoyable to read. You can equip mercenaries with items suited to their class, level them up, and enhance their traits by increasing perks. Fans of XCOM-like games will absolutely love this game. However, the high barrier to entry means new players might quit saying 'It's too difficult..' Perfect controller support. A masterpiece game!

Which one should I buy? I'm pre-ordering Ocarina of Time.

You can get 'Buried Stars' for free from Epic Games from October 2nd to October 9th. It's a mystery adventure game where you uncover the truth behind a murder that occurred at an audition. It also features Korean & Japanese dubbing. If you enjoy mystery games, remember to grab it for free from October 2nd to 9th!

I used to be active on the feed in real-time, commenting without joining the board. But now when I go back to the feed to comment, there are quite a lot of board posts. Is it because many people are earning a lot through the board and posting about it, leading everyone to be active similarly...? ^-^ Anyway, did everyone have a good dinner? I had dumplings and various side dishes. You all worked hard today too, have a great night!

Platform: Steam Genre: Cooking / Simulation / Co-op Korean Support: Yes Gameplay: Single / Up to 6-player Online Co-op Release: September 28th Early Access This time, it's a game about running a ramen shop! 🍜 Japanese Ramen Simulator is a cooking simulation game where you make ramen yourself and sell it to customers! You have to do everything yourself, from preparing ingredients, boiling noodles, and adding toppings, to taking orders, serving, and washing dishes. It's not just about making ramen; it feels like you're really running a shop. When playing alone, you can hire NPC staff, and with online co-op for up to 6 players, you can also divide roles with friends and run the business. You can freely switch between first-person and third-person perspectives, and most importantly, it supports Korean, so you can play comfortably! If you like cooking games or shop management games, you might want to wishlist it! 🍜 I'll leave the Steam link in the comments!