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366 Days of Gaming 2024: Day 13
95 View2024-01-14Day 13: Demetrios: The Big Cynical Adventure
Platform: PC
This is a quirky point-and-click mystery game with a little bit of an adult theme, and some toilet humour (which you can toggle off if you want) and it is definitely a thinking person's game. I'm not so great at these kinds of games, but the dialog of the main character was fun. As you go through the story, you pick up items along the way that help you solve the mystery of the events that unfold in the beginning, and there are hidden cookies to be found as well, which help you uncover hints if you get stuck. I didn't spend a whole lot of time on it unfortunately, as it was getting late, but it's something I want to see through to the end when given the chance. I'm enjoying the randomness of it, and the weird, off-the-wall dialogue, and the occasional pop culture reference. I found quite a bit of what our main character says to be pretty relatable as well. I recommend this to anyone mature enough to not be made uncomfortable or offended by mild mature elements, and tho those who are into point-and-clicks. Even if you're bad at these kinds of games, such as myself, it's still highly enjoyable with the use of guides if you need.
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366 Days of Gaming 2024: Day 24
Day 24- Dilemo
Platform: Android
Dilemo is a true/false trivia game that has categories in a multitude of different categories, (including my two faves, video games and anime)each with its own leveling system, and difficulty increases as you level up through them. There are also in-game achievements you can earn as you play. It's a straightforward game that makes good use of all that useless knowledge you've no doubt been accumulating in your brain for some time. I recommend Dilemo to anyone who likes trivia games.
Esan1572024-01-26
366 Days of Gaming 2024: Day 28
Day 28: A Tavern for Tea
Platform: Android
This is a unique almost like visual novel style game where you have a couple of customers come in and you serve them tea, but there's more to it than that. There's actually a nice storyline, and I'll keep this brief as this is a very short game and I don't want to give any spoilers.
It's short, but after certain instances if something doesn't go as planned, you get clues as to what to do next to progress the situation, and taken back to the title screen to basically redo the scenario from the beginning each time, with notes and knowledge of how to go down the correct path the next time. I found this to be just a bit tedious, but it's not too bad. I actually haven't gotten to the end yet, as I've had to start over a bunch, but I've enjoyed it and would like to get to the end at some point. I recommend A Tavern for Tea to those who like relaxing games with chill music, and who don't mind a little backtracking and thinking in the process.
Esan1682024-02-13
366 Days of Gaming 2024: Day 12
Day 12: Parasite Days
Platform: Android
Let me preface this by saying that this game is amazingly cute, and extremely funny as well, and I'm absolutely in love with this simple little hidden gem of a game. I don't want to give any spoilers so I'm going to keep this pretty vague. It's a chill, casual game and you can play it with one hand if you desire. It's categorized as adventure and simulation, and let's just go with that since it's just so unique it's kind of hard for me to categorize.
Esan1662024-01-13
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on the app 
I'm not the best at point-and-click games either but this sounds like a blast!
2024-01-15
Author likedGlad I'm not the only one lol and yeah it was a lot of fun, and I found it to be even more enjoyable once I found a guide for it since getting stuck got to be rather frustrating, and then I was like "oh duh that makes sense" after the fact 😅
2024-01-15