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The discount isn't huge, but I looked up this game because of the words 'Post-Apocalypse'... it's a Chinese indie game developer's work. It's a game where you become a scavenger in a ruined city, farm, and build a farm... it's side-scrolling and a platformer genre..? I thought, 'What kind of mix did they create?', but surprisingly it's very positive... it supports controllers... I want to try it on Steam Deck.. First off, I really like the pixel art graphics. The overall graphics are cute and charming... it gives me a MapleStory vibe... or maybe not..? Farm management with survival and farming... it's not a common combination for side-scrollers, but it's definitely unique, looking at the trailer video.. If it has farming, mining, fishing, crafting, combat, and cooking, isn't this a... 'everything but the kitchen sink' package..? I wonder how they'll express that in a platformer genre though ㅋㅋ Seems like it does it all... Are we losing even indie games to China now? Dave the Diver popped up in related games.. It's a game I'm looking forward to... I might have to consider a quick try and refund run.

FAKEBOOK is a social media mystery deduction game set in a virtual SNS, where you become a cyber-reckoner to uncover the truth behind your sister's death caused by malicious rumors. 💀 Cyber-Reckoner for Revenge: The protagonist, Song Seong-hee, opens an anonymous account called 'Grim Reaper' and becomes a cyber-reckoner that grabs public attention to track down those who instigated the witch hunt. 📱 Realistic SNS UI Deduction: Search through feeds, comments, and messengers on a screen similar to real social media to find clues to the case. ⚖️ Social Message: Deals with the dark side of modern SNS culture and social issues such as corporate corruption and the transgressions of politicians' children. 💵 Price: ₩11,550 (30% off) 🏷️ Tags: #Mystery #Rich Story #Visual Novel #Investigation #Psychological Horror #Interactive Fiction #Adventure #Exploration #Meaningful Choices #Dark ⏳️Average Playtime: 6-8 hours 🏆Reviews Overall: Very Positive (90%/743) Recent: Very Positive (87%/57)

▶ As the title suggests, it's a game where you find the correct seat based on the given text. I played it a few months ago for a time quest, deleted it, and recently started playing again. ▶ I only play mobile games, and I always start by watching ads and getting the free items, just like in the first picture. There are occasional forced ads, but they aren't too bad (though this might vary from person to person). ▶ The second picture shows the screen when you start playing, and you also receive the chair item you see (this is optional and can be obtained with currency or ads). ▶ The third picture shows the gameplay in progress. Important point here! If the given description is poorly translated and you can't understand it no matter how many times you read it, use the lightbulb or eraser items. ▶ The fourth picture was taken after finishing a stage. I received a *2 reward. The last picture is a screenshot of one of the in-game events. ▶ Lately, I've been focusing on games that can be played simply in a short amount of time, so I think I'll continue playing this for a while even after the time quest is over :)

The long-awaited Witcher 3 Remaster and Expansion Pack are finally released! It's today. There's no update or DLC change on Steam yet... maybe the update will come in the evening? I have both Steam and PS... and since mods are supported on PS too... I guess I'll have to install it on PS again and play... It doesn't feel right playing on Steam Deck... I want to watch the full Korean dubbed story on a big screen... I stopped playing during the first DLC of Witcher 3... I guess I'll have to continue where I left off.. My Steam copy is just sitting there, so I told my sub-manager to try it... First the next-gen update, and now the remaster update... Sometimes when I log in and play, I think, 'Wow, is this really a 10-year-old game?' The graphics are great, the story is great, the side quests are great... it's a perfect masterpiece game... it feels good to play it again and again... If you haven't played it yet, you should definitely try it... If you didn't buy it during the huge 10,000 won discount, you missed out... Must buy, highly recommended!

When playing Gran Turismo on PlayStation.. the scenery on the big TV screen is so nice and you get a sense of speed.. But the one thing that's really disappointing is playing with a controller.... lol So I got a mini racing wheel attachment for the controller.. and just that alone massively increased my satisfaction... Following my instincts, I did a whirlwind search for racing wheels.. it was a whole new world.. I realized there are so many people who play games with that kind of equipment.. Well, of course, it costs a lot of money... and even if I bought one, I wouldn't have space to put it at home... it seems difficult unless you're super rich.. Those people often build game rooms in their basements and separate the space.. I'm genuinely envious.. It feels like it would be hard to do even if I won the lottery these days.. Thinking about it, it's been a while since I played Gran Turismo.. maybe I should drive a bit today.. But seeing videos like this and then playing with a small racing wheel attachment for the controller.. it feels like it wouldn't be as fun.. human desire knows no bounds

※ Contains some violent expressions within the game. Platform: Steam Genre: Fishing / Physics Simulation / Co-op Gameplay: Single / Up to 4-player online co-op Korean Support: Yes Price: ₩8,400 I thought it was a normal fishing game, but it turns out you fight while catching fish in How to Fish lololol It's a game where you explore islands, fish, and sell the fish you catch to upgrade your gear, but it's not just a peaceful fishing game with just a fishing rod. You can use weapons, and even bosses appear. (I have a boss phobia...) They recently released their first major content update, adding new weapons, mini-islands, new creatures, and mini-bosses! There's also quite a bit added like bait, items, NPCs, outfits, and achievements. You can play alone, but up to 4-player co-op is also possible, so it seems like it would be more fun with friends! Currently, Steam reviews are overwhelmingly positive, so if you like fishing games, you might want to give it a try!

I always just watched gameplay videos on YouTube, but since it was on sale for Chuseok, I decided to buy it... I only bought it and haven't even launched it yet. It looked fun, and it would be great if I could play it with my kids at home, but I don't know. I should try it out~~

Platform: Steam Genre: Driving / Simulation Korean Support: Yes Yesterday, while working on an assignment, I decided to try the demo for Slow Roads to clear my head a bit. It's a game where you just drive on an endlessly stretching road with no set destination or missions. At first, I wondered if a game that's just about driving would be fun, but after driving for about 30 minutes with the demo, I found it to be much better than I expected. I ended up buying it right away and played for another 2 hours lol There's no pressure to do anything specific, and just driving while looking at the scenery was great for zoning out. It pairs well with listening to music, and you can even switch between day and night yourself, which was nice as the atmosphere changes depending on the time of day. However, since it's not a game with clear goals or missions, it might get boring quickly if this style doesn't suit you. I turned it on for a quick break from my assignment, but ended up going for a 2-hour drive lol If you enjoy driving, there's a free demo, so I think it's worth a try!

Personally, PUBG is one of the games I don't play because it's too difficult... but it seems the current situation is quite serious. I always watch Seonghoe-hyung's YouTube channel for game-related info... I skipped the PUBG content, but then I got targeted by a Vietnamese YouTuber with coordinates and even got doxxed... The incident started when a Vietnamese user in a tournament stream-sniped a Korean streamer's broadcast, which is against the rules... Why are they trying to justify this and criticize Koreans...?? Are they saying that taking shortcuts to justify their own gameplay is a gamer's rightful privilege...? In the same vein, I believe that claiming the right to play pirated games is not a gamer's legitimate right but an abuse, just like enjoying free games while bypassing and blocking ads and sharing them. In the past, maybe it was understandable because copyright wasn't as respected, but now that access is so much better... do they still want to get creators' work for free...? This video reminded me why illegal sites are an abuse.

Doesn't that game have them on PlayOn too? It's fascinating, yet somehow... something. I've been angry because of macros in games before, more than just once or twice... I'd be relieved if these macros didn't cause any disputes. I'm genuinely curious, what's the fun in playing Lineage-likes? It's like a sensibility that's hard to keep up with, maybe?