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Can you imagine seeing your pet dog or cat taking the floor in your daily actions? That Cats & Dogs movie where both are spies infiltrating our lives. The aliens we love so much but don't recognize internally and purely. Well, this is the game that if you've ever dreamed about this topic, you'll find a small part of it. When human beings find the processes for an alternative dimension and the construction of their civilizations are more concrete and advanced, perhaps something similar will be found where the planet of our beloved guardians is sheltered in time and space.

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Until then, you'll find yourself in an airport guarded by dogs and felines traveling with your beloved who, lost in a timeless journey, must find a way to return to your place of origin where humans guard the airports. There are a total of 6 airports and to find your way in this galaxy, you'll have to understand their language and way of thinking. A comical and quaint journey into the alternatives of a universe that, in the eyes of the developer, are the vagaries that are, to a certain extent, all around us too.

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In Aer Memories Of Old we are reincarnated in the role of a young woman on a pilgrimage with the mission of healing the lands of the gods in heaven that have already been forgotten by a destructive corruption called the Void. In this game you will fly like a freed bird and walk with strength and courage on your shoulders through different locations where you will learn the history of this universe and also meet the supreme beings who reside in it. A short but memorable and meaningful journey into the essences of the ancient sages of human truth.

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"Pain. The offspring of darkness and night.
In living flesh, beaten by the whip.
Living dead, in our homes, an eternal overnight."

How a saying perludes the post-mortem essence in a contemporary insensate with hypocrisy and barbarism for a title already subjugated as the cosmic and universal positive essence of being. Thus the belief in this idiocratic parody is subjugated.

7th guest is one of the pioneering horror fmv games, recalling classics such as the 1985 film Clue and 1959's House on the Hill, where six unexpected guests enter Stauf's disturbing house in search of their deepest, most nefarious desires, but in return have to solve puzzles left behind by the puppet master and go in search of a seventh, unexpected guest.

With a total of 19 puzzles to be unearthed in the mansion from the profanities of Stauff's cunning mind, our character will solve them while discovering the mysteries of this macabre mansion.

Composers The Fat Guy fingered the feat in their scores as a reminder of bygone eras and since Skeleton In My Closet as a favourite exemplifies such a feat it that sends a chill down the spine.

7th Guest is a set motion primer that's worth exploring if your mind appreciates challenging puzzles in a house of horrors.

35mm focuses on a post-apocalyptic atmosphere in Russia in a spreading epidemic where two strangers travel together to survive in this environment.

The character you control has a system for collecting food, batteries, medicines and items needed to continue. There will be certain moments when the character will feel fatigued or injured, showing this in our item book with blood marks, and it will be up to you whether or not you have certain items to keep him healed. No matter how much you try to focus on this survival system, the character tends to stay sane for too long.

Being a survival game, the character has a knife and over the course of the game you'll get other weapon items that can be useful both for opening impenetrable doors and for defending yourself against the dangers around you.

During the game there is a system for collecting notes from former survivors and the opportunity to take photos with Petrovich's camera. At certain points there will be certain puzzles to complete too in order to keep going.

Composer Dmitry Nikolaev has tried to add certain tones to the past reality, but has done little to make it feel captivating, orchestrating certain composers from past eras to try and enhance it. The game is based on three different endings and this will be based on certain choices or items during the game.

35mm tries to set itself in a reality similar to the universe of Metro and Stalker through its background echoes, where often the radioactive monsters transformed are actually human beings in their search for the dreaded salvation.

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a hidden object game with clear and easy-to-solve puzzles, which follows the foundations of the Vernian classic in its short visit to the fantastic underwater ocean.

Thanks again to the developers for giving me the opportunity to play the beat version. Such content that offers the material of the traumatized conscious and lost on the edges of oblivion is worth sharing with the public, giving the moral of how surreal we can be without rationality in the midst of chaos.

Blood Crossroad at first seems to cause a lot of frame drops in various places and at one point when you're being chased down the street, the creature drops out of nowhere in front of the protagonist and almost makes it impossible to finish because of the drops and because of that.

On the other hand, the small atmospheric consensus as a past in the area of divination excludes a small description of a certain and expected submersion in the marginalities of the causer. I still hope to see closed places like those in the game Follow, where the labyrinths of the conscious contain the impact and tension fermented in each narrow corridor.

First of all, many thanks to the developers for giving me the opportunity to play the beta version.
FOLLOW at first sees itself as a psychological reminiscence mixing ideas from the famous P.T. and setting in motion the ideology of trauma and how deeply the conscious can be altered by the externals of this past reality. Short experience but with a disturbing high in certain corners.

Although it notably tries to create an affection for its predecessor, The Witcher 2 demoralizes with a stagnant interconnection that isn't as atmospheric and explorative as its predecessor and successor. Brief senses of sound with a story that is a little shallow and short on depth, but which would contribute to the milestone of its great sequel.

The Witcher 3 is without a doubt one of the best rpg games in gaming history. A journey through many different atmospheres while being enchanted by the composition of Marcin Przybyłowicz and his orchestral category in the genre. A historical and exciting brawl that fills you with nostalgia from start to finish!