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TurdSplat

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Super Catboy (Neko danshi lol) - 318MB

Let me start out by saying I know the translation is incorrect but Kyattobōi doesn't translate properly and i'm not writing kanji symbols :LOL:

This game is all its cracked up to be surprisingly, simple stupid fun...from a meow the minute the title screen pops up to a girl with a multiple weapons down to a rocket launcher helping you for no reason and insulting the hitler looking dogs that had you captive in the space ship she seems to have shot down with a handgun during the opening scene :ROFLMAO: even though she's carrying a rocket launcher and dash boots for a cat for some god forsaken reason :LOL:

You get some basic attacks with the goal of collecting all the things in a level from coins to a hidden statue split in 4 pieces (of a cat, of course), which gains you...nothing but pride.

You can swing across vines, shimmy on ropes and slide down them like a real zipline.

You eventually dash megaman style but in different directions depending on the button allowing you to hop back fast or jump right into a pit because you hit the wrong button lol...luckily its merciful and doesn't kill you.

Its not hard by any means but it is flat out stupid fun and well worth picking the game up for some laughs over the dialogue alone and using a ninja cat heh.

I don't really have much to add, the game is simple but actually enjoyable, this gives me NEStalgia of how they were made back then, although I assume its going to be much shorter than an NES game due to the size, who knows.

This one ticks the box as ADHD approved.

Enjoy the meowment because I doubt many titles will get this kind of gameplay right...already hoping for a sequel :LOL:


EDIT:

Don't mind me busting your balls Turdman, your still the shit (y)

But you should know i'm way too much of a pornographic arts "enthusiast" not to know the word for cat in Smutanese :p
You sure do know how to paint a picture, I hope Ken runs everything you said (your exact words) through his AI Photo Generator and comes up with something funny that helps me visualize it (and maybe gives us a link, I lost the link to whatever I used last time).

:D (y)
 

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AWA Daily Quest for today (7 ARP): Day 3- Drag N' Drop
Just click on the quest itself in the Daily Quest section
https://na.alienwarearena.com/quests/4840


Finish the puzzle before the timer expires to get 7 ARP.🧩⏳
 

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You sure do know how to paint a picture, I hope Ken runs everything you said (your exact words) through his AI Photo Generator and comes up with something funny that helps me visualize it (and maybe gives us a link, I lost the link to whatever I used last time).

:D (y)
Figures this time I was expecting a lesson :ROFLMAO:
 

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WhatNitrous

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Free game on Steam:
Posted before Here, but if you missed it...might as well leave it for anyone else who did (y)
 

Kid Kidding

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Review of "Ghost Files: The Face of Guilt".
A nice, fairly short hidden-object game.



The hidden object puzzles are good. Most of the times the objects are clearly visible.
Sometimes they are too well hidden, because you can only see a small part of them.
This one took me some time. Where is that black queen?
Black Queen ?.jpg
no spoiler

There is an alternative to the hidden object game, called Monaco:
Alternative.jpg


The minigames are fairly simple. And the game helps you a little.
But some solutions to the main story are not so straightforward.
Lockpicking 101.jpg
Lockpick does not work, so smash it open with the tool ???


Most scenes are interesting to look at. An example:
The path is saying: %22repave me ... repave me%22.jpg


The music and sound effects are nice enough.
There are some cut-scenes where there is talk.
It keeps the game moving in the right direction.
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Played it like 4 times to get all achievements.
Those tarot cards and photos are hard to spot.
For achievement hunters, you only have to find the items you earlier missed to get the achievement badge.
There is no save/load possibility in the game. It just saves where you are when you quit.
(previous review)
 
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F2P

wasn't this the free to play game that instaled things on ur computer that a person that doesn't know a thing about coding or windows couldnt uninstal?
 
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:rolleyes:

Normally I love your edjumacation lessons on Kanji and languages (really), but Neko might as well be in the english dictionary at this point :ROFLMAO:

I was being a jackass because retro called it a guy in my other post, but catsu I was just taking from what pete called cat guts, so I'm not sure why you actually quoted that post tbh heh.

But...
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So technically thats an Inu if your right...

This is a Neko :LOL:

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So yes, i'm aware what Neko means, as for Catsu, I have no fucking idea lol.

Swore this was a game name too actually heh.

This I did know, half my friends are animal nuts hahaha...and I'm not talking smut.

Now thats fucking interesting :LOL:

EDIT:

Does that make Luck a Neko Chica? 🤔

I really wanted to say Neko Chico because its rhymed :ROFLMAO:
when will i get isekaied to a world full of neko-inu girls}???

print("You have died, welcome to catgirls world, hope in this life you'll be happy.")
 
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EDIT4:

I'll never finish Trek to Yomi :ROFLMAO:

EDIT5:

And that, Guts, is ADHD in a nutshell :LOL:

P.S. You really need a shorter fucking name Proadivdick (catsmuts) just doesn't roll off the tongue heh.
what means " in a nutshell"? XD u call call Prad or Prado

i'm sleepy too much sleepless hours acumulated, so if i don't answer or say random bulshit, i'm just hibernating
 

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Dark Devotion - 1GB

This game automatically makes you think of Castlevania, well its not...although the combat is more frustrating and the graphics look like scaled up pixel warped versions of it at least on my 4K monitor. I can't tell what resolution its trying to run the game at since the only option is Fullscreen on/off but I assume its definitely not 4K :LOL:

The title screen graphic made me immediately think of Assassins Creed and even the pixel deformed monstrosity that appeared after it didn't quite kill my hopes for a decent game..but dropping down the first cliff with no way to jump back up did...

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So your this Templar (master?) of both sword and bow, who was hit by every branch of the pixel tree on the way into creation (if it had more of a story I'll never know) who can evidently do everything EXCEPT what the hunchback of notre dame and forest gump can do (talk about a varied skill set), like jump, dash, climb a two foot rock edifice lol.

You can roll though, although being mapped to L/R for directions is suicidal once again...since they obviously couldn't map the analog and button at the same time (your bow ONLY shoots straight--no aiming), the attacks are slow and sloppy and the first boss doesn't have that problem (which is a problem)...did I mention its a one play run?

I see no option to continue, even though I did re-spawn after getting crushed by the large pixel version of gollum at the end of the level a few times heh. The dodge buttons made chances of survival minimal at best unless you retrained your thought process to 'shit indie' first for a few hours...and it took about 12 minutes to reach that point.


I ran into one 'puzzle' where it walked you through shooting a switch with your bow to cross a gap (getting interesting now :rolleyes:) unless you had run out of arrows before that since I haven't seen a way to refill your quiver, then I suppose you'd be pretty fucked right the and there :ROFLMAO:

You get poisoned (tutorial style) and have to pray to rid yourself of the curse, it also allows you to restore health by using 'faith' which you replenish by killing monsters and not needing health again after the fact...so, there is some skill level involved if general combat actually gets decent, but the difficulty difference between that and a back attacking giant boss are so extreme I can't see it ending up very well balanced at all.

I really wanted this to be one of the indie games that I didn't have to bash to death...but it just fails on so many basic concepts it doesn't have a prayer (pun-intended)

I have to say avoid this one unless your a glutton for punishment and bad...everything. so ya just avoid this one :LOL: ADHD or otherwise.

Sorry guys, even as an indie...you need to up your game. Next.
 

WhatNitrous

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Review of "Ghost Files: The Face of Guilt".
A nice, fairly short hidden-object game.



The hidden object puzzles are good. Most of the times the objects are clearly visible.
Sometimes they are too well hidden, because you can only see a small part of them.
This one took me some time. Where is that black queen?
View attachment 14545
no spoiler

There is an alternative to the hidden object game, called Monaco:
View attachment 14546


The minigames are fairly simple. And the game helps you a little.
But some solutions to the main story are not so straightforward.
View attachment 14547
Lockpick does not work, so smash it open with the tool ???


Most scenes are interesting to look at. An example:
View attachment 14551


The music and sound effects are nice enough.
There are some cut-scenes where there is talk.
It keeps the game moving in the right direction.
---
Played it like 4 times to get all achievements.
Those tarot cards and photos are hard to spot.
For achievement hunters, you only have to find the items you earlier missed to get the achievement badge.
There is no save/load possibility in the game. It just saves where you are when you quit.
(previous review)
EDIT:

I was wrong. Twice.

I suck and I quit
 
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