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Blue Prince is a first-person puzzle strategy adventure game set in a mysterious mansion, developed by Dogubomb and published by Raw Fury. It is played on Intel i7 9700K, RTX 4070 Ti, and 16GB RAM, and does not feature multiplayer. The game involves exploring 45 rooms to uncover a hidden 46th room, with players drafting room cards that affect their experience. Each room has unique attributes, and players must collect resources like keys, gems, and coins to progress. The gameplay includes strategic planning with a limit of 50 steps per day, and puzzles that require note-taking and connecting clues across sessions. Players can make permanent changes to the mansion, enhancing their experience and creating a personalized environment. The game balances luck and strategy, rewarding players for their dedication and ingenuity.
The Urban Myth Dissolution Center is a puzzle game developed by Hakababunko, featuring a university student named Azami Fukurai, who has the ability to perceive echoes of past inhabitants in spaces. Players take on the role of Azami as a psychic detective, investigating urban myths by gathering clues through a fictional social media platform and interacting with witnesses. The gameplay involves clicking on evidence and piecing together narratives, with a focus on maintaining a brisk pace. Players can retreat to Azami's mind palace to assemble information and solve mysteries, culminating in theatrical reveals of the urban myths. The game is available for demo on Steam.
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The Cashew PC equipped with Nut OS 1.1 is designed for digital detective work, offering fast internet browsing and efficient database navigation. It serves as the primary tool for players of the game "The Roottrees are Dead," which involves documenting the Roottree family lineage after a tragedy at the Roottree Candy Company. Players must uncover the identities of the family members over 90 years of history, utilizing fictional resources and a search engine called SpiderSearch. The game features a detailed interface that allows players to highlight clues and search for information easily.
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