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Total Playtime: 37 minutes Quest: Hidden Quest O, Event Rating: It's the common watermelon game we know (the one where you merge to make the next stage). No forced ads, no tutorial. There's an event, so it's worth playing, and time flies by faster than you'd think. It seems like an item is appearing due to a bug, and this item is 'Ruyo's Songpyeon'. It seems good for killing about 30 minutes. Total Score: 3.8/5

Total Playtime: 2 hours 2 minutes Quests: Event O, Hidden Quest? (Some people say it exists, but I didn't get it) Review: It felt like playing multiple games within one, as if it combined various game genres. Tycoon + Village Building + Combat (Feels like Piza Ready + Doomsday) Game progression is fast and generally easy, with no particularly difficult sections (except for building upgrade times). No forced ads, and while it's not exactly the same as advertised, it's similar enough. As the game progresses, it felt novel how it seemed to mix various games. Later on, I found myself playing less of the tycoon aspect and more of the combat, but the story is quite well-written and the quality is surprisingly decent. It's a good time-killer as time flies by. There's an early quest to heal a hero that appears with a time limit, but it resets after the time is up, so no need to rush. Although it's almost over, there's an event, so it seems recommendable. It's the best among the recently advertised games. Overall Score: 4.5/5

Total Playtime: 25 minutes Quests: X Rating: Feels like Candy Crush + Homescapes. Regular levels are just block-matching levels, and clearing a level gives you stars, which you can use to upgrade spaces. There are no separate choices for space upgrades; only completion rewards exist. The stages where you rescue the king, shown in ads, seem to appear as events (they actually show up quite often). No forced ads. It seems okay to play, just so-so. Total Score: 3.5/5

Total Playtime: 2 hours 8 minutes Quests: X Rating: Very different from the ads. It feels like a game where you build and grow a town, and there don't seem to be any forced ads. You don't need to worry about what to do because there are chapter missions and growth missions. There's also quite a bit of resources provided, so it seems like you can get through the early part quickly. You can summon heroes and send them on expeditions (this is essential to proceed to the next stage). If you expected a game like the ads, you might be disappointed, but if you like city-building games, it's worth a try. Overall Score: 3.2/5

Total Playtime: 1 hour 37 minutes Hidden Quests: X / Action Quests: O Evaluation: It's a typical game where you match 3 tiles. When new special tiles appear, there's no explanation, so you have to figure them out by playing. I think the game's difficulty is harder compared to the same stages in other games. There are forced ads, and they appear mid-stage, not just at the end. Lots of ads. It's said that many people gave up trying to play because of the action quests. The 100-level clear requirement for action quests has been removed. The items seem okay. I don't think it's a game worth recommending. If you're doing it for the action quests, it might be worth trying, but you'll need a lot of patience. Overall Score: 1.2/5

I started because I liked Time Quest, but I can't enter the world map, maybe it's a bug. The game itself seems similar to typical idle games.

Total Playtime: 43 hours 1 minute Hidden Quest: X Review: This is a pixel art food truck management game. There's a regular version and a VIP version, but only the VIP version is available on Playio (it's free). It's not an idle game; it's about heroes catching monsters and cooking with the dropped ingredients. There are 4 towns, each with its own festival where you can sell festival food to earn points. The gameplay is simple, so you can play it while doing other things. It can get a bit boring after a while, but it has a charm that makes me think of it when I'm not playing. However, it's a bit disappointing that there are no further updates. I feel like there could be more player engagement with additional updates, which is a shame. It's an older, simple game, so there are also some aspects that offer a calm, healing experience. I'm recommending it because it suits my taste. If you like healing-type games over high-stimulation ones, and enjoy simple control games, I recommend it!! Overall Score: 4/5 (including my very personal preferences)

Leveling up your user rank, evolving characters, clearing Legend Story, and so on. It might not seem that fun at first, but it's surprisingly enjoyable.

Stone Age Grow It's not fun, but I play it for the hidden quests and exploration quests.

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