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I had fried rice. Have a great rest of your afternoon! ^-^

I'm planning to gift it to my boyfriend who loves Zelda. But it's more expensive than I thought... I've become a beggar... 🥹

Genre: Co-op / Adventure / Travel Korean: Supported Players: 1-4 Online Co-op Release: Scheduled for Q4 2026 Current: Playtest application available Found a co-op game where you travel with friends in a camper van! It's a game called Seikyu: Let's Go! where up to 4 players can ride together in a camper van, explore various places, solve puzzles, and do things like cooking and camping. But it's not just peaceful driving around; apparently, the camper van can fall into ditches, and you might even get chased by monsters while exploring lol. Watching the video, it looks like it'll be total chaos with friends. 😈😈 You can divide roles like driving or navigating, and I'm personally looking forward to the cute atmosphere of taking pictures and camping during the trip. They're currently accepting applications for a playtest on Steam, so I've applied myself! I'd love to try it out if I get approved!

Additionally, games other than Steam Switch games include Mabinogi, PC Minecraft, StarCraft 1, StarCraft 2, Diablo 2 Resurrected Demon Hunter, and Jin Mahjong 2: Joseon Counterattack. By the way, when I play games on PC, I also upload them to YouTube, so feel free to check it out if you're interested. Link: www.youtube com/@sinjahong6

It's on both Battle.net and Steam. A friend kept bugging me to play, so I tried it for a bit, but I feel like it's a bit difficult for beginners. Since the FPS games I usually play are around Valorant or Battlegrounds, I'm not used to the super fast-paced gameplay, so Overwatch felt too difficult. People were flying around, teleporting, and it was so hard to aim. I tried a few other characters, but Soldier was relatively easy, so when my friend and I kept playing with that character, my friend eventually asked why I was playing Soldier as a tank. Thinking back, it was probably because the healer kept healing me, so I wasn't dying easily. I only realized then that if I charged in, I'd take all the damage and die, so I haven't been charging in much since then, but it's still difficult. I'd recommend it if you have good aim, but for people like me with mediocre aim, it seems a bit tough to play. Personally, I don't recommend this game.

It's a game called "How to Fish" where you catch various fish, knock them out (?), and sell them. You might have seen it on YouTube or streams, but I tried it without knowing anything about it. I liked the character design from the start, and since I enjoy fishing, I decided to play. After buying a fishing rod and reeling in a fish onto land, these guys try to escape back into the sea. That's when you have to use your fists, or even various weapons (?), to catch them to successfully complete the fishing. You can then feed (?) them to NPCs on each island to earn money, and by clearing specific missions and defeating bosses, you can move to other islands. Overall, I really enjoyed these quirky elements. From the character designs to punching fish with your bare hands or using various weapons to hunt them, it was just hilarious lol. The only downside was that shooting felt a bit more difficult than expected. They recently had their first new content update. I haven't tried it yet, but it seems like arrows have been added. For 8400 won, it seems worth a try.

My goal is to fill this empty space lol (I have no money) This is just a daily life post.

The Matchingo game is similar to Sweety Puzzle Game. Sweety has almost no ads, but this game frequently shows ads after each round. In this game, you can get a lot of items just by doing well in events, making it easier to play. However, they aren't long ads. There's a 4-second ad at the end of each round. I've already reached level 102. You get items for completing regions and also for completing the story. It's possible to reach level 100 even without spending money. I haven't invested anything here, but I've already reached level 102.

The incredibly famous game about cheating at poker. Can you believe this was made by a solo developer? Like Slay the Spire, it's one of those games made by a small team that achieved massive success. Collect Joker cards with special abilities, boost your score exponentially, and if you exceed the required score for the round, you can advance to the next. Each poker hand has chips and multipliers, and you need to manage both to achieve huge score boosts. For reference, deck compression is key to playing the game easily. Beginners might think that having more cards is always better, but that only reduces the probability of getting the hand you want, and eventually, you might end up with a completely terrible hand... leading to a game over. If you know poker, you can enjoy it more, and even if you don't, you can learn and have fun. (If you don't know, you get what you get!) Personally, as someone who loves Mahjong and Poker, this game is simply god-tier, and one that provides an incredible rush.

▶ Endlessly make fried eggs to earn currency, use it to upgrade tools. You also upgrade employees and open new branches. I started playing a few days ago after seeing it on TimeQuest. ▶ On the main game screen, continuously click the cutting board to make fried eggs and accumulate currency. While progressing through tool and employee upgrade quests, defeat approaching enemies with fried eggs. ▶ In the equipment screen, use currency or crystals to get tools, click auto-synthesis, and equip them to your employees to increase combat power. ▶ Defeating an enemy presumed to be a boss changes the day, and if you want to open a new branch, you need to complete the required business days. (The same process repeats) ▶ As you complete quests, you can increase the number of employees one by one. ▶ This game also offers free currency through ads. However, forced ads are ❌. Reward ads are optional and don't appear frequently, making it a comfortable game to enjoy. Depending on your taste, it might be a bit boring ^^