Welcome to LeoTurambar’s profile
Hi! Just another one here, fighting his ever increasing backlog. Not a long history in gaming, so I try every genre…
I usually play solo, and I kinda like games with good stories.
Have a nice day!
Issue #7
July Report
_____________________________________A Tale of...
Open Sorcery 
Played on Itch.io.
Open Sorcery: Jingle BEL/S
Played on Itch.io.
Steam Sales
Mouse's favourite things
August is coming.
Issue #6
June Report
_____________________________________A Tale of Challenge Me, Watchmen, and Itch
Not many games, and not many words, for this month. But the few, were mainly very good. I played quite some games for my first participation in the “Challenge me” event, going from incredibly good puzzle games (like Portal and The Talos Principle) to emotional experiences (I’m talking about Life is Strange: Before the Storm).
I really enjoyed all of them, and all of them surprised me in some way.
I knew Portal was a classic, but having played Half Life, and seeing how it felt old, I feared to have the same sensation from this; and instead, this was just great, and full of humour.
I had huge expectations on The Talos Principle, but still I didn’t really expect the mystical and deep experience this game can offer. Sometimes a little too wordy, and too much playing with words; but an extremely interesting experience it was. Not considering the good puzzles, usually very well polished.
Going back to the Life is Strange saga, I feared to be deluded by this prequel chapter, and ruin the emotions I had towards the original one. Instead, the work made by the developers here was good and delicate, being able to find an equilibrium between being just a tribute, and being too different and ruining the atmosphere. It caught me from the beginning, and carried me to the end without a stop.
Talking about my backlog, I was really good with the Steam sales, as I only bought 1 small game, and a couple of DLCs. But on the other hand, I bought the Itch.io megabundle for Racial Justice, so now I’m spending hours just going through all the stuff in there, and sorting out the good/interesting ones. So I think I will choose one month to be an “Itch.io only month”, and I will play lots of them.
And I was also incredibly lucky on SG: I won 3 games, in June, after 3 months of nothing from that point of view. Cool month! :D
During this month I also read the Watchmen saga. Cool stuff, a different point of view on superheroes. Much more human, much more metropolitan and - I may say, even if not right - noir.
BTW, no graphs or donuts this month, next month probably they will be back.
A poor mobile game, "converted" to PC. The gameplay is just a series of turn based battles; the story is classic and not really deep; the enemies all look the same with different dimensions; the art goes from bad to awful. The only positive part is the presence of some funny irony; but that's not enough to make this game worth the time you spend playing it.
Played on Steam.
World Ocean's Month
Not many games I played, none fitting here this time.
Live. Die. Repeat.
I tried one game, was too hard, spent too little time, and failed in the end. Next month may be better.
DISTRAINT: Deluxe Edition
A disturbing experience. A reflection on greed and humanity, carried out with a horror-styled, nightmarish game. The story is pretty clear from the beginning, and develops through puzzles - pretty easy, typically. The art style, the lights, the sound and the effects all together work very well, in order to create a really creepy atmosphere for this descent into darkness, towards the final event.
Played on Steam.
This is something more than a game. It's an impressive experience, that required a lot of work from the creators. The gameplay in itself is pretty simple: a collection of "portal-inspired" puzzles. Usually not too easy, but even not too hard, perfectly balanced and very well polished. Exception made for the "bonus" ones, to find the stars: they go from pretty hard to hellish. All this is set in the framework of a somewhat futuristic Biblical story, where the main character is a robot, and has to go around and do things following the will of his God, and withstand temptations. Or fall into it. During your exploration you will find, in very suggestive and mystical locations, pieces of text, audio records, or dialogues, that will offer you philosophical reflections on life, death and being human - particularly deep reflections, sometimes, for a videogame. In the end, it's a very cool rewriting of an old-know story.
In addition, I played the Road to Gehenna DLC. A great addition to a great game. The story is related, even if not that much biblical. The interactions with the world and the characters are quite different, but still well designed. And there are some more puzzles, pretty harder and larger than in the original game. Cool DLC.
Played on Steam.
Life is Strange: Before the Storm
I thought I recovered from the scars left on my soul by the original Life is Strange. I was wrong. From the first note of the soundtrack, I got thrown back to Arcadia Bay, and all that events and feelings were back too. Even worse, because this game is a prequel, so you already know what will be the fate of the main characters; and because you had already grown fond of the characters before.
The developers did a great job in creating this game. The story is good, even if shorter than the original, and with much less choices with consequences. Some mechanics are different, but of course the game is different. The music is great, as it was in the first chapter.
Played on Steam.
A classic, I finally came to play, thanks to the suggestion in this event. A familiar setting (having played Half Life not that much time ago), but sure much more modern, talking about graphics. It's a clever puzzle game, also filled with a great and strange irony. I don't know why, so often, I find that in movies and videogames the characters with the best level and kind of irony are machines. XD Anyway, this was clearly the inspiration and starting point for many successive puzzle game, it's pretty clear. The only "negative" thing, for such a good game, is that it was too short.
Played on Steam.
July is coming.
Issue #5
May Report
__________________________________A Tale of Madness, Donuts, and Real Life.
This month represents the first steps towards normal life. After the quarantine. That means: back to work! That means: less time to play.
But still, I found some time to try to tweak a little my report style, and now I have donut charts for my progress, what an incredible success! XD
Anyway, I was able to perform a huge and successful attack on my SteamGifts backlog, that now is getting very short. PAGYWOSG helped a lot, with 4 games fitting the theme. Yay!
In particular I played Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, and that was quite an experience. One of the best games I’ve played so far, dealing with mental issues, but in an epic context. Just amazing, and very immersive.
Unluckily, compared to that, most of the other games I played this month didn’t feel so great, even if they were at least acceptable. As an example, I played Oxenfree, and it didn’t give me anything, I couldn’t feel it - so I want to replay it, in some time, because I feel like I simply wasn’t in the right mood to get caught by it.
For the monthly theme, I tried to play The Town of Light, developed and set in Italy, but I had major technical issues with the sound, so I abandoned it for the moment, and played Dishonored instead, developed in the near France. A really enjoyable, dark game. Particularly fit for someone who played most of Skyrim in stealth mode!
On the reading side, instead, Sandokan adventures are still going on, also because I have less time to read, due to real life, and a 2k pages volume is not that easy to carry around…
But in addition to this, I was happy about my readings on the comics side.
I finally concluded the epic saga written by Neil Gaiman, focused on the Lord of the Dreams, Sandman. It was a really long read, started several months ago, and this month I reached the end. It was a really nice character, and the adventures created by Neil Gaiman usually go from good to amazing, involving so many different mythologies and folklore. Sometimes a little harder to understand everything, with so many characters, and madness flying around - but totally satisfying, in the end.
Also, this month I read something totally different, a shorter comic - that I consider a real hidden gem. Its title is Daytripper, written by Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba, and it’s set in contemporary Brazil. In the end it’s a reflection on Life and Death, performed in 10 chapters, that tell 10 key moments of the life of the main character, a writer. The style, the colours, the art, the setting, the main themes - this all gave me some Macondo vibes, reminding me the great work by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. I really enjoyed it.
* as shown by GOG Galaxy 2.0
Aporia: Beyond The Valley
This is mainly a walking simulator. Set in an ancient world, long abandoned: you explore the remains of a once great civilization, in order to try to find out what happened. The story is explained mainly through egyptian-style murals, that you find during your explorations. There is also a number of puzzles to solve, in order to progress with the story: they're usually quite nice, pretty balanced in number and difficulty. The graphics is nice, but the game is really heavy on resources for what it offers - probably it's badly optimized - so I wasn't able to appreciate it completely.
Played on Steam.
Think locally
An interesting game. Set in a steampunk world afflicted by a terrible plague, you are an assassin with great weapons and supernatural powers, and you have to reach your final target, and restore your honor, successfully completing various consequent missions - missions that typically involve the elimination of a key character. In this game you can chooose different approaches to each mission: you could kill everyone in your path, or be a stealth ghost and reach the target without being seen. And typically there are different ways also to eliminate your final targets, creative ones, which encourages you to explore the environment every time. Also because your choices matter, in the end. In addition, a couple of DLCs add some depth to the story of one important character in the story.
Played on Steam.
May The 4th Be With You
Stikbold! A Dodgeball Adventure
A funny game, to spare some time, especially with friends. The basic mechanics is: dodgeball! Hit your enemies with the ball, and avoid being hit! Add to this a stupid story (involving hippies, bikers, and the devil itself), various fields with funny harasses peculiar to each of them... And it can become a dodgeball adventure. On the negative side, the AI is not really good, and sometimes you really feel it.
Played on Steam.
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice
This was an amazing experience. Following Senua in her double journey into darkness: on one side, exploring the most brutal aspect of the Norse mythology, trying to reach Hela in her kingdom; on the other, exploring the darkness inside Senua's mind. The world you see, you see through Senua's eyes, and everything is magnified: so the beautiful moments are really beautiful, but the dark ones are really dark, and the scary moments are truly terrifying. The immersion in this game is total, so you are totally involved in Senua's feelings, you can really empathise with her. Thanks to the story, also. And to the amazing voices and music. And of course the great graphics and landscapes designed. It took a huge work, with a lot of effort, to create this game; and a lot of courage to base it on a theme like mental issues. On the gameplay side, it is mainly walking around, sometimes solving simple puzzles, collecting lorestones to discover Norse myths, and some battles - pretty well balanced, hard (but not too much) and satisfying.
Played on Steam.
A nice visual novel, whose gameplay is mainly based on the choices you have in the various dialogues. Even if there are not many different paths to choose, in the end. It tells a classic story, set in a medieval China, where kung fu and magic mix up: there is the powerful enemy, the hero that runs away to master his power, and in the end defeat the enemy. The story is pleasant and keeps a good pace, and the art is pretty nice. On the other hand, the combat system is not great, sometimes not perfectly responsive, and the dynamics of the fights becomes pretty boring quite fast.
Played on Steam.
A funny point and click adventure, pretty classic, with all the pros and cons of it. In particular, some puzzles can be hard because you may not get how the dev thought the puzzle should be solved. But overall, it's a relaxing short game, with funny robotic characters and locations, and very nice art.
Played on Steam.
June is coming.
Issue #4
April Report
_____________________________________A Tale of Quarantine, Sandokan, and Stadia.
Ok, second month stuck at home. Trying to do smart working, but I feel pretty bored. Luckily the season is warm, so I take some time to read, open air, sunglasses on… And explore the islands around Mompracem, in the Adventures of Sandokan! I feel 15 years off, reading those books I used to love when I was a child (and still I do!).
Yeah, the fight agains my backlog is going well, this month I reached a milestone: I completed half of the games won on SteamGifts! Of course it’s not that hard, having won just 24 games this far, since I only enter games from my wishlist, and that list is pretty short… But still, it’s a milestone! :D
“Play A Game You Won On SteamGifts” events really help me, this month I was able to play two games fitting the theme, so I’m pretty satisfied… And also one game fitting the BLAEO theme! Even if it was not on Steam, but on Uplay.
And then a new obstacle appeared: Google offered Stadia Pro for free, for two months, with 9 games that can be played. And since one of them looked interesting, and another one was on my wishlist… Well, you know how it ended. It’s an interesting experience, playing a game you don’t have installed on your PC, on streaming: if the internet speeds will grow and be stable in the future, this may be the future of gaming. Today, at least where I live, in certain periods of the day it’s still too hard to get a connection fast and stable enough to play this way in a proper way.
Total Backlog (as shown by GOG Galaxy 2.0)
Steam Backlog
Won on SG
I fell in love with this game. A remaster of an old classic - that I'm too young to know. But this remaster is made in a great way. The art is just lovely: the characters are really well designed, as well as the various enemies and the environment. The music is amazing too, the main theme is carried on in the different lands and dungeons and is always recognizable, and always different. And very pleasant, it gives you the strenght to defeat the monsters :D Thanks to these aspects, I can forgive some technical defects, related to the sometimes slippery movements of the character. It's a nice experience.
Played on Twitch.
In my mind, this is not how HOGs should be. The idea is very nice: talking about a historical event, and telling it through the personal stories of a couple of soldiers, their lives, their letters and so on. But the technical application of this idea is simply awful. Random unrelated stuff from different epochs, and with random dimensions, scattered on a landscape, and with the difficulty due to the bad graphical resolution of the game, make it really hard to get inside the atmosphere of the game. Or even simply to appreciate it.
Played on Steam.
This is a relaxing games, with some inspiration coming from Animal Crossing, I think. You go around this island, talking to ~~people~~ other animals, helping them and getting rewards. You can start digging stuff, fishing, you can play beachstickball... And reach the top of the mountain, that is the final goal of your not-that-short hike. Everybody you meet is gentle and kind, and also the game is gentle, as it doesn't ever get hard, or even challenging. If you need something relaxing for a couple of hours, this could be a nice choice.
Played on Epic.
Not a good HOG game, even if it's far better than the other title focused on the civil war. Still there are random objects of random size. Still the graphic quality is pretty bad. This time, at least, the items are not hard to find just because they're extra small in the far background. The game follows the story of a character on the Titanic, living strange adventures - I don't know why, but that's the way you can put HOG inside that story, so it's ok. But still, there are far better HOGs around, in every aspect.
Played on Steam.
Another nice insight into mythology and folklore: this time they come from an old Russian population. You travel across all the worlds of the living and the dead, and meet the significant spirits that populate them. Not much of a game, of course: some small and pretty easy puzzles are the only gameplay part, the rest is just walking and reading; but still an interesting experience. On top of this, the art is pretty nice.
Played on Steam.
GYLT
This is an exclusive of Google Stadia, created by Tequila Works - I was curious about this game, having really enjoyed one game from this group (The Sexy Brutale). It is indeed an interesting game, with Little Nightmare vibes (or at least I think, I've never played this other title XD). The main character is a schoolgirl, who has to find her disappeared cousin. The location is the school, during the night, populated with monsters. A nightmare atmosphere, well done. Those monsters represent the theme of the game: the phenomenon of bullying at school. So every space, every room changes its appearance in a nightmarish way, and everything makes you think about that problem. On the gameplay side, it is pretty simple, both in "stealth" sequences and "fight" ones; and you are pretty guided towards the places you have to reach, every time. So in conclusion: a good game on an important social theme, but it could have been better.
Played on Google Stadia.
A nice game, from the creators of the great Steamworld Dig games. They tried to do what they had to do: keep the style, but change the game, to avoid repeating themselves forever. They had courage, and the result is indeed good. A classic epic fantasy story, where you create your team, fight enemies to level up and increase your skills, towards the final fight agains the big boss. The combat system is similar to the one of Slay the Spire, thus you have to build your deck of cards and play them during the battle to attack. If you add to this the funny style and sense of humour typical of the Steamworld games, you have a really enjoyable game. Even if the battles, after a while, get pretty repetitive, and always longer. But still... I liked much more Steamworld Dig.
Played on Google Stadia.
TOGETHER-20
I am a single player type of gamer, so I think I will only play games with AI companions. Like Child of Light, where you add companions to your team during the adventure, starting with a firefly.
This is a nice alternative way to tell a fairytale, and it's done in a pretty good way. The story is pretty classic but nice, and sometimes emotional; side quests and characters are not too flat and boring; the music is relaxing, and the art is really pleasant (even if a little too cold, in the colour spectrum). The continuous rhymes in dialogs also increase the sensation of being in a fable. On the other hand, the combat system is not that nice, as battles get (very) long and boring towards the end, even if you will probably never get beaten: there is something unbalanced below.
Played on Uplay.
Happy Easter! Happy Fool's day!
The Chosen Juan returns! This sequel is just like the first one, full of humour, with more of everything. More enemies, more moves, and especially MORE CHICKEN! But there is nothing really new, nothing that could make it memorable. In the end it results in a funny game, but nothing memorable. And some platforming parts are just too hard to be reasonable.
Played on Steam.
Deponia: The Complete Journey
A nice P'n'C adventure, where you play as Rufus: a genius of absurdity. You have to collect stuff, combine it, interact with npcs, to achieve senselessly reasonable effects and reactions, and progress with the story. And usually make something explode. And in the end, you may also save the world. The art is good, the dialogues are funny, the puzzles are often pretty difficult - sometimes overwhelmingly difficult, as the usual logic is pretty perpendicular to Rufus' mind - but in the end, it was a nice adventure.
Played on Steam.
May is coming.
March Report
Trying to get back to backlog killing, this month. I decided to try to attack my Epic and Twitch backlogs, as well as the huge Steam one. And I’m focusing on games I have already started in the past, and abandoned for some time. At the moment I have more than 30 games installed on PC: too many! I have to free some disk space.
Also, I’m beginning to use in a (hopefully) continuous way the GOG Galaxy 2.0 launcher, to manage all my games on different platforms in a single place. It looks really nice, and I think that in some months it may become a perfect and visually appealing tool for a gamer.
Steam Backlog
Won on SG
This is an interactive fiction, divided into 4 chapters. Each chapter is a short, somewhat spooky and very strange story, and they are all connected together in the last chapter, so that in the end you understand the senseless stuff happening in the first three stories. Some stories are really nice, also for the visual style and "gameplay" (like the first one, House Abandon, that can be also tried for free); others are far weaker and dissatisfying. In the end, it's a really short experience (it could be played in one long session), and it was worth its price.
Played on Epic.
22 years late, but I came to this game. It has nearly my age. And it can be seen and clearly felt. I know this game changed the rules of gaming, in the late 20th century. And you can feel its modernity, sometimes. But overall, in the year 2020, you mainly feel its being old and clunky. A game that is hard to appreciate, nowadays.
Played on Steam.
Monkey Island™ 2 Special Edition: LeChuck’s Revenge™
The second chapter of a great, classic saga. A super funny game, really enjoyable even if it has some years. It is based a lot on dialogues - full of irony dialogues. It is pretty different from today's games, so sometimes it may be hard to know what you're supposed to do precisely... But it's good to have to use your brain, sometimes! Indeed it is a nice adventure, with an unexpected ending!
Played on Steam.
A nice, short puzzle game, where you have to roll snowballs in order to build snowmen, composed of one large, one medium and one small snowball. 30 levels in total, pretty short. Most of the puzzles are pretty easy, while a couple are much more complicated. Nothing special, nor in good sense, neither in bad sense.
Played on Twitch.
Quite meh. Yeah, LEGO and their funny sense of humour, The Hobbit and its nice story... But. The gameplay is quite boring and repetitive, destroy everything you find. The story is 99% equal to the movies, nothing is original. Legolas and Tauriel are a thing in the game. AND IT'S UNFINISHED! IT ENDS WITH THE SECOND CHAPTER, OUT OF THREE!
Played on Steam.
Finally I was able to get this DLC at a great price, and complete the nice experience that I had with Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna). This is a nice addition to the main game. It tells a new story - a shorter one, but still nice. Pretty easy, with the same little issues with physics and controls. And adds some new insights on the Inupiat folklore and culture, that are really nice.
Played on Steam.
A pretty nice discovery, this game. It may be considered a little gem. A good puzzle game, with some platforming aspects. Pretty hard, especially because it often requires that you do the right things, and you do them fast. There is some kind of funny story to link the levels, and it's always told in rhyme, like it was a nursery rhyme! And the funny music and the pleasant black and white graphics, together with this, create what is a pleasant experience indeed. Even if it's so hard.
Played on Steam.
First point: this has very little to relate to the great painter from whom the game takes its name. This is a casual game, inspired to the classic Breakout. Of course it adds a lot of evolution to the theme, but the main game is: bounce a ball to break all the bricks. Here you can unlock a lot of visual styles, colorful and retro, as well as changes in the behaviour of the ball and the paddle. All this adds variability to the game, but not that much. From the technical point of view there are also some strange bugs that make you miss the ball with the paddle, sometimes, even if the paddle is well placed.
Played on Steam.
No need to review PAC-MAN. This is a great version of a great classic, with different maps and music/video styles inspired to the various historical versions of the game. Great speed, great controls, great fun!
Played on Steam.
Let's March!
I was not really in the mood.Life of Pi
Jalopy. I won it on SG nearly an year ago, I tried it and then abandoned... And now decided to finish it. And noticed it could fit in the theme, great!
An interesting idea, performed so badly. An on-the-road experience, on an old car, from Eastern Berlin to Turkey, in the period just after the fall of the Wall. So many possibilities to tell stories, and create a great atmosphere here! So many different experiences, in the different states, that could have been caught! But this game fails completely in it, and the gameplay is a monotonous driving from a town to another, in a landscape where you can barely recognize anything, and also the typical things that you see are just useless. Adding to this the fact that the game is really buggy, and the physics and volumes sometimes act pretty senseless - this game becomes an annoying experience. Quite a pity, the idea was good, and it deserved to be performed in a far better way.
Played on Steam.
This is exactly why indie games will never die. Because any crazy idea you can have, can become an indie game. A kung fu fighting game, played only with the two mouse buttons. Simple to learn, hard as hell to perfect. Always harder, always faster, until you start sweating. And, of course, the only (?) game with the "No Luca No" mode.
Played on Steam.
This is the end.
February Report
Hard times for my playing part, and for my backlog killing! Lots of things to do, not much time, and a more or less free subscription to Xbox GamePass kept me away from Steam. I played a couple of nice games, anyway, very happy about playing Gris and My Friend Pedro.
Steam Backlog
Won on SG
Out of This World
This month I was unable to play any game fitting the theme, next month may be better!Love Is A Hurting Thing
Nothing to see here, either.
My Friend Pedro
This is a fantastic game. And I typically don't like shooters. Not much story, of course, but a lot of actions, new ways to move around and kill enemies, and of course a floating banana to help you, say senseless things and rate your performance at the end of every level. A great way to spend some hours.
Played on Xbox GamePass.
Gris
An amazing experience. Visually stunning, a real work of art. The vision, the colors, the sound... This is not precisely a game, the puzzles are quite simple. There is not a real story. It's an exploration, an exploration in the mystic landscape of emotions. Probably a couple of runs should be needed to get everything, to understand everything. Also because the first time it fills your senses so much with its beauty, that you may lose the underlying message.
Played on Xbox GamePass.
Silence
A nice, short adventure in a magic world. Visually it's pretty good, and most of the riddles are quite easy, so that the game results relaxing. But there are some absurd puzzles; the controls are sometimes clunky; and the story has some weak parts.
Played on Xbox GamePass.
September Report
My first month as an Assassin!
A successful month, I would also say, with 2 really good games, 2 nice games, and unluckily a not so good game. Also, a high percentage of achievements unlocked: 74%, not bad for not being a completionist.
Next month I will sure play Monkey Island 2, and maybe something scary related to Halloween… Might be a nice time to finally complete Dead Space on Origin!
And I’ll try to also face the monthly themes of BLAEO and PAGYWOSG… Wow, quite a number of games already!
Monthly Theme
Deal with the DLC
Just in time!
A nice expansion to the main story of "12 is better than 6", that is itself a really nice western game, with a very peculiar art.
It adds some variations to the base gameplay, and also some difficulties, but it results really enjoyable anyway.
Special: Play a game you won on Steamgifts
Yay, I was able to do it! Just one game, just in time - but it was hard.
A nice puzzle game, with an interesting setting in the norse mythology.
The gameplay is simple in its logic, but it can become really challening when going on through the different worlds, each characterized by its own element (water, fire) or obstacle. The only negative aspect is the graphics, that is not up to the rest of the game.
Played and Beaten
The story is inspired by the book by Agatha Christie, and it results very intriguing. In the game you are the inspector Poirot, and you have to collect hints and evidence, draw conclusions and solve the mystery using your most powerful weapon: your "little grey cells".
To be honest, there aren't many riddles in the game, and they are usually quite simple. More interesting are, instead, the logical chains needed to draw conclusions, and the interrogations of the suspects. The graphics is not stunning, and the controls are sometimes clunky. All in all, this is a good way to meet a nice Poirot investigation.
The hero: a catball rolling and jumping around!
The mission: finding Mr. Choo, following a track made of dumplings across different levels, also meeting new friends!
Funny, cute, colorful, relaxing and challenging in a balanced way: I say YES. The only flaw: movement controls are seldom lightly bugged.
Monsters from the "Goosebumps" book series are in town: save the world, and stay alive!
The idea is ok... The game is not. Nothing interesting in this point & click game: not the story, nor the graphics, neither the gameplay. The nostalgia effect alone cannot be enough.
Sintassi speciale.
Una bella BARRA DEI PROGRESSI!
Posso copiarla dalla pagina dei miei giochi qua.
Qua iniziano i giochi.
Da sinistra a destra:
Unfinished, Completed, Never played, Beaten.
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Baseball Mogul Diamond
26 minutes playtime
no achievements
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Last Day of June
4 hours playtime
21 of 21 achievements
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Deponia: The Complete Journey
3 hours playtime
0 of 105 achievements
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FootLOL: Epic Fail League
6 hours playtime
13 of 15 achievements
Qua metto IMMAGINE, LINK E SCREENSHOTS, VOTO, TEMPO DI GIOCO, ACHIEVEMENTS, e anche una RECENSIONE
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La storia - ispirata al romanzo di Agatha Christie noto anche con il titolo "La serie infernale" - è molto intrigante. Il gioco ci permette di vestire i panni dell'investigatore Poirot, e di raccogliere indizi, trarre conclusioni e svelare il mistero utilizzando la nostra arma più potente: le "celluline grigie".
In realtà gli enigmi non sono molti, e sono relativamente semplici. Più interessanti invece le catene logiche per trarre conclusioni, e gli interrogatori dei sospettati. Graficamente nulla di speciale; i controlli a volte non sono molto precisi e mettono in difficoltà nell'eseguire certe azioni. Nel complesso, consigliabile per avere un modo differente di conoscere una bella indagine di Poirot.
Codici colore:
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#5CB85C = Verde (Beaten)
#F0AD4E = Arancio (Unfinished)
#D9534F = Rosso (Will never play)
#EEEEEE = Bianco (Never played yet)
Icone dei launcher
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Twitch: <img src="https://img.icons8.com/fluent/48/000000/twitch.png"/>
Itch: <img src="https://img.icons8.com/ios-glyphs/60/000000/itch-io.png"/>
Origin: <img src="https://img.icons8.com/ios-filled/50/000000/origin.png"/>
Xbox: <img src="https://img.icons8.com/metro/52/000000/xbox.png"/>
##Donut!
https://medium.com/@heyoka/scratch-made-svg-donut-pie-charts-in-html5-2c587e935d72
https://img.icons8.com/ios-filled/21/A94442/nintendo-switch.png
img style=”vertical-align: -3px” src=”https://img.icons8.com/ios-filled/21/A94442/nintendo-switch.png” title=”Played on Switch”
##TABELLA!
SCREAM
Here we are.OKTOBERFEST!
| 409 | games |
| 67% | never played |
| 12% | unfinished |
| 14% | beaten |
| 7% | completed |
| 0% | won't play |
- Won on SteamGifts 27
- Fast: t < 5h 113
- Normal: 5h < t < 20h 169
- Long: 20h < t < 40h 50
- Eternal: t > 35h 32
- Unknown t 35