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Feels really scary because it doesn't use made-up monsters. Instead, it shows the dangers from people around you, which makes it even scarier since these things could happen in real life. Limited choices, like having to go back to sleep, which makes it more unsettling. This delves on serious topics like human trafficking, intensifying the unsettling tone of the story.

Lots of small details that make it creepy, like seeing the creep/killer in the background. Rayll did a great job making a game that keeps you on edge from the beginning. Really makes you feel uneasy when you realise you were being stalked from basically the beginning.

In short, it's scary that's different from others because it's based on real-world fears. It's a game that will leave you thinking about what real horror is. Being stranded and having to hitchhike, checking your room for people who shouldn’t be there, the guy taking pictures—my gosh, THE GUY TAKING PICTURES. I’d never be able to sleep.

The fact that these episodes may be based on true stories is absolutely chilling. It gets really creepy/gross when you realise that Holly was drugged, alone, and unknowingly sleeping in a room with a guy in the closet. And the when unconscious, there are "strange loud noises" heard by the neighbours. It makes it 10 times scarier if you realise that Holly may have been assaulted while was drugged. This game is TERRIFYING. So deeply unsettling about the situation of an unwanted intruder. Can happen to anyone at any time. The craziest thing about this chapter is how accurately it portrays the experience of women in situations like this.

◼️Deep solace in the love for the colour black🖤⚫◼️

I liked shapes, so I played this game for a bit, trying to create geometric masterpieces, but found myself longing for a background as dark as my soul. After careful contemplation, the answer was clear: Black is best. Always black. Black, forever Black background. This game turned my world Black, making me question everything about colour. Black, always.

No idea how I stumbled upon 100 Asian Cats, but here I am. Immerse yourself in its purrfectly entertaining world; it's a meowsterpiece that transcends the ordinary. These virtual companions are more than pixels; they're the purrsonification of joy. The lifelike graphics might make your screen develop an allergy. My neighbours mistake my house for a cat cafe, thanks to the immersive visuals and constant meowing. It's not just a game; it's a whimsical journey into joy. Don't miss out!

Just came across this game randomly. How? Lol XD it was something I had to install and play for awhile to get a free game so that was awesome. But actually, more to the point, this game is alright so far. On top of that, I have a fiend for eerie, spooky kinda games. I was ought to give this game a go. Dark mystery type of games, too. I definitely look forward to playing more of this game, and to experience what happens throughout the game, and the suspense I will feel later on. Bare in mind this game just released yesterday. It's chilling so far so I like that. The apartment scene right at the beginning reminds me of so many Japanese horror movies and games. Things that take place in Japan is really awesome. Kind of slow narration in this game but it is what it is.
Anyway, can you help until the very end??

Slender The Arrival. Jokes.

I came across Spooky Bonus and I’m really enjoying it so far. I love all things spooky, so this was an instant yes for me. It’s a fun, relaxing match-3 game with a cute Halloween theme and story. You can play in Relaxed or Timed mode—Timed adds a bit more challenge if you’re into that.

There are 100 levels and 19 Steam achievements. Each level feels a little more challenging, and I love decorating the house with all the adorable Halloween items you collect. You can even use the scenes as your desktop background!

Power-ups like hammers and lightning strikes come in handy when you need them, and the artwork and music really add to the cozy-spooky vibe. It’s honestly such a chill and fun game—especially if you’re into Halloween like me, and or overall spooky eerie stuff

Has the resemblance of Quake-like games. Maybe even Doom, because of the sheer badass-ness & demons. It's a short game...it's excellent. Theres 5 levels. The first 4, then the boss arena. Very good metal music vibes, even more so that I love metal myself. Simply amazing music. It has pretty diverse weaponry, collecting healing potions, ammo. Wandering your way through the midst of hell, through these hellish dungeons, tunnels and rooms, whilst simultaneously solving puzzles, finding coloured keys to complete each level, then carry on battling through, hardcore!

I really like the teleport-gun. Wish you can use it more than once per-bullet. There's the 3 classic difficulties, and those being Easy, Normal, Hard. Graphics are again, like the Quake games. Old school graphics. This game gives you a good feeling, to go back in-time of old classic 3D shooter games. Lots of monsters heading your way. They will ambush you....sometimes. Be prepared. There's also 6 secrets you will come across during your play-through of Monument. There's also different monsters that will arise, so that further adds to a brutal but fun game. Some levels might be confusing but you'll find your way. The metal music will help you, trust in the metal!

A very cheap & entertaining game. Go play it! No plot necessary, just kill monsters, blow up their guts and listen to the brilliance of metal music. Crank up that volume. I also completed every achievement. Some of them may take a few tries but yeah fairly straight forward.

First and foremost, always remember to ROCK OUT, BRO. That is all.

To start with, you and I both know, at this point, there really should be a Dragon's Dogma 2, or even 3! PLS CAPCOM. I love Dragon's Dogma, awesome game. Highly recommended.

The main thing to Dragon's Dogma is quests and taking on massive boss fights. You're going to find out how big and scary they are. Daimon, the devil I personally found hard. The story I love it... despite it being a little underwhelming. Very unique kinda game. The combat is decent... I mean, I like it at least. You can climb onto enemies, massive or small. There's 9 classes to choose from which are called Vocations. The fact that you get your own NPC pawns to be-friend during your most darkest times, that says a lot about Dragon's Dogma. I think the fast travel system is alright. Fast travel kinda sucks. Why? Well I mean, theres "portcrystals" you gotta place them around the map/world... Not sure what the limit is. You'll use a "ferrystone" to teleport. A large amount of funds are required, I guess that's why it kinda sucks. This game also has it's challenges and level of difficulty to an extent.

Very unique, open world, fantasy game at your doorstep. I've tripled the amount of hours i have in this game compared to Skyrim, that says a lot. I like it more than Monster Hunter World. Oh and I suck at it and Skyrim LOL.

As you dive deeper into the game, you'll enter a place called BLACKBITTER ISLES. What is this place you ask? Well, my friend, It's where you find the biggest, the strongest monsters in the game. The first time I entered, I literally died constantly, in-fact, I still die even now. The game produces some decent soundtrack, decent dialog, decent graphics. Day/Night cycle is awesome, but at night you can barely see anything...to the discomfort of knowing that a giant cyclops may be staring you down from 20 meters in the air. Here's a list of some vocations/classes this game has to offer:

Fighter: Equipped with a sword and a shield. Shield in another hand. Has access to any three sword skills - and any three shields.

Warrior: (MY Fave Class) Equipped with a great-sword or a big hammer, I honestly love this class. When you penetrate ungodly blows to the monster's it's so satisfying. Best class, absolute heavy hitter power.

Strider: Two daggers and or a short bow. It's a pretty good class for long range attacks which is awesome. Access to unlimited regular arrows, limited to special arrows. You can equip three dagger skills - three shortbow skills.

Ranger: Long bow and other long ranged weapons. I personally prefer a long bow rather than short. Ranger skills are mostly around sniping far enemies.

Mage: Defensive spells and offensive spells. The mage can fire magical bolts.

Sorcerer: Mostly produces offensive spells. (You get the idea, I won't list all the classes)

Conclusion? If you like slaying monsters, climbing them, you'll like this game. You want to explore some very dark places with some spooks n horrors? This game has that. Dragon's Dogma has good replay-ability. It'll never stop giving you a challenge, my best advice to you is that you prepare for it. The game is well worth playing. Take up arms and fight. So, look, it's now or never, Arisen.

I felt the need to add some more: The bad? The game doesn't really disclose where you can find side quests. I almost struggle with that every time. Or their location for that matter. You can only save 1 game file at a time. It's tedious and frustrating when you have to do everything yourself. But hey, everything is about patience and learning! All about perseverance, friend!

Welcome to Goat Simulator game.
This game is very goaty. I thought It was called Soat Gimulator...

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We need a Goat 2 and Goat 3...simulate.

I made the goat go on the tower crane... goaticide was commmitted
Fun, silly physics game, whacky controls. I was a goat for 4.3 hours...the best

I've watched the show more than I've played the game. It's an enjoyable game it's a blessing its on steam. You can can beat up nazis and FART on people HE HE funny. The foul humour is soo genius, good soundtrack and story telling...this game brings tons of laughs and happiness