After "DAVE THE DIVER" became a big hit, their next product was a zombie shooting game

SHOULD I PLAY NAKWON: LAST PARADISE? Best to wait on this one, as you’re not missing a whole lot in the pre-alpha test that’s running this weekend. Nakwon: Last Paradise is an extraction-style survival game set in Seoul, South Korea, after it’s been hit by a nasty zombie apocalypse. It’s a promising enough concept, but the current build is extremely bare-bones and prone to run-ending bugs and crashes.

In the world of gaming, there are hidden gems that captivate players and keep them hooked for hours on end. "Dave the Diver" is one such game, boasting a remarkable 97% positive rating on Steam and attracting a substantial player base. But what makes this simulation management game so addictive and irresistible? The Immersive Holiday Experience: Last year, as I was planning how to make the most of the rare opportunity to spend the Lunar New Year with my family after three years of absence, a good friend recommended a game called "Dave the Diver." Little did I know that this game would consume my days and nights, blurring the line between virtual and real life. Soon, my holiday became a cycle of waking up naturally, sitting by my loved ones, and enjoying their company while diving into the world of the game. It brought immense joy but came at the cost of losing track of time, and eventually, I developed tendonitis without even realizing it.

Dave The Diver is an adventure RPG management game that creatively combines the thrills of deep-sea exploration with the subtleties of running an exotic sushi restaurant. This game involves a dynamic gameplay loop where players delve into the stunning depths of the Blue Hole during the day, and manage a thriving sushi business by night. Featuring casual combat and gathering gameplay with rogue-like elements, eccentric characters, an engaging narrative, and a breathtaking art style, Dave The Diver offers players a satisfying and entertaining gaming experience.