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Welcome to Weekday Puzzle!

For a start, we have NoaDev's arcade game controlled by one finger only,. Then come two games where collaboration is the key - Rob Alvarez's puzzle platformer from their archive and Tail Clap Games's puzzler. In the first one you switch between three blobs and need to figure out where to use each of them, and in the second one you need to decide which part of a labyrinth can your knight pass on his own and where to let him die.

Have a good time and enjoy!

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Hello, Weekday Escape just arrived!

TomoLaSiDo's latest game is mostly about numbers and playing with them, and clever puzzles with a twist require unusual thinking. The same can be said about short and atmospheric escape by kurosan - to figure out their hints isn's easy. Esklavos is back after several years with a new escape as we were used to - yay - and it feels so good to play it. There are two bonuses this week, by Dassyutu and Akatsuki no Yado, the first one with a bit confusing controls and the second one with a language barrier.

Have a good time and enjoy!

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Welcome to Mobile Monday!

GBFinger Studio (Chendgu GBFun Technology Inc.) released a new game last week so don't forget to update their app. Then comes excellent puzzle game by Fallen Tree Games (Fallen Tree Games Ltd.) and one-finger platformer by Loju (Loju LTD). The bonus is very good escape by escape Factory.112 (kouhei toyoshima).

The first game is free and available in Google Play and in Apple Store. The second and the third game is free in Google Play and in Apple Store is available only paid version, and the bonus is free and available in Apple Store only.

The first game is medium-sized, the second and the third one has levels, the bonus is medium-sized.

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Forgotten Hill is a strange place, but most of all, a dangerous one, especially for servants. Archibald could tell you things - and he does in this tale! After a long and hard work on his project, Archibald's master successfully finished it and that's a good new, finally he can have some peace...well, not so much, unfortunately. Pico, the creature from his experiment escaped, and Archibald has to find it before it does any damage.

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Welcome to the Roundup 32 with three games! As mentioned in the previous roundups, only odd-numbered episodes are featured since even-numbered are for Robin Vencel's patrons. More information you find on his site.

Welcome to Weekday Puzzle!

We start with playful and inovative tVeratti's puzzler, and then move on to a puzzle platformer by reliable Rob Alvarez. His game is well executed and not the easiest one - higher levels need much planning and sometimes are controls a bit oversensitive for small movements. You can always restart a level though. The last comes a visual novel for players interested in afterlife and cat lovers (but not only them) by Niv. It's a long game for the whole evening and can take several hours.

Have a good time and enjoy!

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Hi! Wishing you sunny Wednesday with the latest Weekday escape!

This Weekday Escape features three very short escapes - two by Gotmail and one by Selfdefiant - then one short but nice one by Amajeto, and two bonuses. The first by isotronic has a time limit, the second one by recyclable garbage slight problems with controlling...but that's all what we got this week.

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An odd problem, but a real one is being a cat lover and a game lover and having the hardest time finding the perfect game that blends the two. If we are talking about the AAA segment, high-budget games that focus solely on cats (not other types of animals) are practically non-existent (until the upcoming Stray game is released).

For a game that focuses so strongly on photography, Life is Strange sure lets you miss a lot of interesting opportunities for a picture. Each episode has ten optional photos you can take. You'll unlock an achievement after every photo you take, but there's no bigger in-game reward. Still, why pass up the chance to fill out Max's portfolio and play this wonderful game even just a moment longer? So here's where you'll find the locations of the ten optional photos in Life is Strange: Episode 1.

Crush Crush starts fast and with severe injury.

If that statement gave you mental whiplash, then it sets you up surprisingly well for the remainder of this review, as well as the game itself.

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Welcome to Mobile Monday!

One of the funniest games for mobiles, escape puzzler by itach lab (Usami Kenzo), is back and as good as its prequel. K3 arts's (Kaori Uemura) escape is quite short but very good, too. Unique Hidehiro Nakamura's work takes you to a miniature forest and lets you wander through it, and Ultrateam presents a physics game, as users friendly as possible and real relax.

All games are free and available in Google Play and in Apple Store except the second and the bonus game, they are for Android only. Hopefully the second game would be available in Apple store soon.

The first game is medium-sized and has 30 standard levels plus five extra, the second game is relatively short, the third game medium-sized on a longer side and the bonus game has 60 levels.

The world has changed and large gatherings have been avoided for quite some time now. It is understood that people are cautious about physical meetups due to the hazard of being exposed to the COVID-19 virus, even with the mass vaccination drives around the world. In these times, online gaming has taken up quite a huge popularity amongst youngsters and teenagers and the theme of post-apocalyptic survival games is quite appealing in the current setting as well.

Welcome to Part 2 of Hidden Object: Detective Holmes - Heirloom Walkthrough! Today, we continue our Hidden Object: Detective Holmes - Heirloom Walkthrough from part one. If you haven't already, definitely check that out. This guide lists all of the possible hidden objects at each level. Since the previous guide covers up to Level 3, we'll start at Level 4. You won't need to find all the objects listed below, so use this guide only to find what you're looking for.

Hourglass: Prologue is a good taste of what's to come in the full game, but you might not be prepared for what it's bringing to the table. Traveling through time isn't easy, even when you're as motivated as Aywa McConnor searching for her missing dad. So here's a little guide for her (and you!) to get you through this tricky prologue and ready for the full game.

Splitgate is a first-person shooter that tries to answer the question, "What if the classic PC game Portal was turned into a multiplayer shooting game?" Let's take a look at how the game is really played. We'll cover the types of modes and features available, along with how to get the most out of this game.