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Bumpin' Dungeon is a pixel-style puzzle game. Players take on the role of an adventurer trapped in a dungeon, where they must navigate through various traps to escape. The dungeon is filled with terrifying monsters and intricate mechanisms, and only careful planning can lead to victory. The goal of the game is simple: guide the character to the exit door within a limited number of moves. Along the way, you'll encounter monsters like goblins, as well as puzzles that require actions like lighting up the floor to open doors. Some puzzles are cleverly designed, like "one-stroke" challenges, while others offer the thrill of "breaking through" obstacles. But always keep an eye on your remaining moves—after all, your aim is to escape, not to defeat the monsters. Bumpin' Dungeon is perfect for short gaming sessions. With its light-paced gameplay and moderate difficulty, it’s a great choice for killing time. The game does contain ads, but you can remove them by disabling your internet connection or by making an in-app purchase for 12 yuan to remove them directly.

At first glance, you might think Boom Pilot is a harmless, casual flying shooter game, just like I did. But once you start playing, you’ll quickly realize that beneath its cute and refreshing art style lies a surprisingly tough challenge. If you're not aiming for a perfect three-star rating, you could also enjoy it as a cute and casual game. The gameplay is simple: you control a fighter plane and fly towards the goal. Along the way, you'll encounter obstacles like wooden crates, explosives, and enemy planes. Your task is to destroy them with your ammo and clear the path. The game’s rating system is quite strict—just reaching the goal usually only earns you one star. To earn three stars, you'll need to improve your maneuvering skills and destroy more obstacles for combo points. The game follows a level-based system, with a boss fight at the end of each chapter. Due to the harsh rating system, the boss fights are actually relatively easier since you don't need to worry about stars. You can use the coins you collect in-game to upgrade your plane on the main screen or purchase new planes to tackle different levels.

It seems like terrible things are happening every day. Whether it's on Weibo, social media, or the front pages of news apps, the more shocking the news, the more likely it is to get attention and spread. We Become What We Behold is a very unique game with a simple and straightforward gameplay mechanic: players only need to click the mouse to "capture" "interesting behaviors" in the scene. The game will then automatically add an exaggerated, sensational headline and broadcast it on the large screen at the center, much like the "news" we encounter every day. The little characters around the big screen will start behaving differently based on the so-called reports they hear. And so, one event leads to another, with the reports becoming increasingly exaggerated. The developers of the game hope to raise awareness about how we should remain outraged by injustice and wrongdoing. However, before everything becomes fully clear, perhaps we need to express our concerns about negative events in a more gentle and calm manner. After all, spreading kindness and friendliness is more important than anything else.

The Steam version of this game still holds an overwhelmingly positive rating. The game is generally packaged in a typical dystopian style, but the actual content is mostly filled with lighthearted parody and dark humor. The world is set in a city with a stark divide between the rich and poor, where different districts are connected by elevators. The mayor's outrageous policies even made chicken nuggets rare in this city. However, when you start playing, these settings quickly fade into the background. What truly makes Streets of Rogue fun is its absurd designs and the imbalanced yet wildly entertaining random game mechanics. Players must complete a variety of tasks in each district to progress to the next area. These tasks include, but are not limited to, robbery, theft, bombing, hacking electronic devices, and pressing buttons. The game features over 20 characters with different traits and special abilities, along with a variety of strange and unique items. You might find yourself playing as a gorilla, turning into a vampire, a zombie, or even a giant stomping through crowds... You could easily spend hundreds of hours exploring this procedurally generated world and never get bored.