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-niklaas

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Bomb defusal map set in a quaint town at the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. 2019 Mapcore Exotic Places Contest Entry Thanks to: - thewhaleman, Yanzl, Squinky for some custom assets - Squidski - CommonCrayon - Everyone who gave us feedback - Cool people from SE

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Hello Kitty and Sanrio Friends Racing

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Hello Kitty and Sanrio Friends Racing

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Hello Kitty and Sanrio Friends Racing A Delightful Ride for Fans of All Ages

"Hello Kitty and Sanrio Friends Racing" brings the beloved Sanrio universe to life in a charming and engaging kart racing experience that is sure to delight fans of all ages. This game shines with its colorful and whimsical art style, staying true to the iconic aesthetics of Sanrio's characters. From Hello Kitty to My Melody, each character is beautifully rendered, making the game a visual treat.

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Character Variety: The game features a wide range of Sanrio characters, allowing players to race as their favorites. Each character comes with their own unique vehicles and abilities, adding depth and replay value as players experiment with different combinations.

Family-Friendly Fun: Designed to be accessible and enjoyable for younger audiences, the controls are intuitive and easy to learn. The game offers a gentle learning curve, making it an excellent choice for family gaming sessions.

Vibrant Tracks: The racing tracks are beautifully designed with vibrant colors and imaginative themes. From whimsical gardens to bustling cityscapes, each track is packed with details that capture the charm and magic of the Sanrio world.

Engaging Power-Ups: The game includes a variety of fun and creative power-ups that keep the races exciting and unpredictable. Using these power-ups strategically adds an extra layer of fun and competitiveness to the gameplay.

Multiplayer Mode: The inclusion of a multiplayer mode allows friends and family to race against each other, enhancing the social aspect of the game. It's a fantastic way to bring people together and share the fun.

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Difficulty Levels: While the game is great for beginners, adding more difficulty levels could make it more appealing to experienced gamers looking for a greater challenge.

Customization Options: Expanding on the customization options for vehicles and characters could enhance the personal connection players feel with the game. More choices in aesthetics and performance upgrades would be a welcome addition.

Track Variety: Increasing the number of tracks and introducing more diverse environments could help keep the gameplay fresh and exciting over the long term. Seasonal or themed updates could also keep the content dynamic.

Story Mode: Implementing a story mode with engaging narratives and character-driven quests could add depth to the game and give players more motivation to progress through the levels.

Overall, "Hello Kitty and Sanrio Friends Racing" is a delightful game that captures the essence of the Sanrio brand. Its charming visuals, fun gameplay, and family-friendly design make it a joy to play. With a few enhancements, it has the potential to become a must-have title for fans and a standout in the kart racing genre. Whether you're a longtime Sanrio enthusiast or new to the world of Hello Kitty, this game offers a heartwarming and entertaining racing adventure.

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Half-Life 2

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Half-Life 2

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In Half-Life 2, it has been a while since the Black Mesa incident and the world becomes freakier with aliens and bizarre creatures living on earth. You resume the role of Gordon Freeman from the first game and arrive in a larger world outside of Black Mesa – City 17. The game uses some fantastic environmental storytelling sessions like the open sequence to introduce the world, and they do a brilliant job to show the suppressed vibe of City 17. I enjoy the narrative a lot, but the story is nothing to write home about as it is basically just a blockbuster story with some mysteries unexplained. What is important about it (especially the first game) is it changed the common belief in the game industry at that time, when people thought a story in a shooter is as important as a story in porn. Anyway, because of how they left things in a cliffhanger in Half-Life 2 Episode 2, now I really need Half-Life 3.

Despite being almost two decades old, the graphics look good. Given how other games at that period all used brown color tone making them not age well, you got to appreciate the advanced graphics design they went for, which makes the game look timeless. As for the sound design, there are some good but brief music pieces in different sessions of the game. The sound of SMG is too loud and there is no way to adjust it, but the sound of reloading shotgun is like ASMR and very pleasant to the ears.

In terms of level design, it is fine, yet not as impressive as the first game, in spite of it getting rid of annoying levels like the platforming sessions in Xen. In the first game, combat usually happens in large and open levels, while this game has larger and more open maps, combat, however, tends to follow a linear structure (not all levels of course) - you don’t need to traverse back and forth within a level, just follow the path and mow down everyone on your way, which probably why I feel the level design is less memorable and more generic. It has less enemy variety and the difficulty is not as challenging, which may also contribute to it. Half-Life Episode 2 has pretty good level design though, as each level has distinct features of its own. Also, puzzle design blends in the levels naturally, usually in the way that you need to find hidden paths to process (can be tricky sometimes). But as someone who got spoiled by the navigation in modern games, I do wish the game had waypoints as I was often confused not knowing where to go or what to do and it took a while until I figured it out.

Due to the old technology, the game will freeze for a while in each save point, which doesn’t feel good. The game also has the same control issue as the first game – even you stop, the character will slip for a short distance. Fortunately, the game has much less platforming so it is not as a pain in the butt as in the first game. What is a new issue though is the AI teammates keep getting in your way in narrow places. These things are tiny but can be annoying at times.

I personally like the first game better because the level design is more fun, despite the platforming in that game can be totally infuriating. But Half-Life 2 is more fluid and less frustrating by comparison and a very solid experience overall as a big step up from the first game in almost every aspect. You should try both games if you have the mood and time.