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Total Playtime: 8 hours 3 minutes Hidden Quest: O Rating: It's a simple racing game. You can raise your stats through training, and there are 4 types of stats: running, swimming, climbing, and flying. You can use one gadget (item) per game. Since some people occasionally bring strange gadgets, it's presumed you're competing against AI. Once you reach a certain score, a training system becomes available, allowing you to increase lacking stats. There aren't many ads early on, but in the later stages, there are forced ads. After opening a chest, you can choose to watch ads for additional rewards if needed (which helps with faster stat upgrades). There's a collection system, and you can receive effects by collecting them. The champs are cute, and I think it's more suitable for killing time than for sustained fun. Overall Score: 2.5/5

Total Playtime: 1 hour 47 minutes Hidden Quests: X Evaluation: This game is based on building with LEGOs. Each LEGO has stages, and an ad plays after clearing each stage. There don't seem to be any forced ads besides these, and you can get rewards by watching ads if you choose. You can't build LEGOs indefinitely; there's an energy system, and infinite energy also exists. LEGOs can be obtained through gacha pulls, and it seems relatively easy to get pull opportunities. There are series and chapters, and as you unlock chapters, the variety of LEGOs you can pull increases. The advantage is that you don't have to worry about losing parts and assembly is easy, but if you prefer finding parts and assembling them by following a guide yourself, you might find it a bit lacking. If you're hesitant to buy expensive LEGO sets, this game is likely enjoyable. Recommended for LEGO lovers. Overall Score: 3/5

Total Playtime: 35 minutes Hidden Quests: Yes Rating: It's a simple merge game with pretty illustrations. While most merge games focus on cooking or towns, this one is fantasy-themed. The story isn't particularly well-crafted, but it felt decent enough as a new type of narrative. Interestingly, this game separates the inventory (storage) into items/generators, which seems quite good. Energy supply isn't great; you'll need to watch ads occasionally. Overall Score: 2.3 / 5