WhackAKyouka
This is a simple game made by imitating the playing method of “Whac-a-mole”.
The main content of the game is that you need to click the beautiful head with the left mouse button. When you get enough points (or meet the conditions), you will enter the next level.
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Our Past
10/10
– Real player with 6.2 hrs in game
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If there were neutral ratings, I would give this game one.
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technical well made (by just two people)
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atmospheric
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fitting, beautiful illustrations and soundtrack
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finding some items can be challenging
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really short
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totally overpriced for the length
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very predictable story (with lots of medical and psychological bullshit for the sake of a tense atmosphere)
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puzzles = mostly searching for items
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gamebreaking bugs (had to restart once and replay a large part another time)
And dear achievement hunters: Your achievements won’t count for your overall stats (which is Steams, not the developers’s fault)
– Real player with 2.8 hrs in game
Yokai Taiji
Yokai Taiji is an adventure game, in which you will take the place of the last Yokai hunter in Japan, he lived with his grandmother who passed him the knowledge about what they are, how they manifest themselves and how to seal the Yokai . The Yokai are creatures of different shapes and sizes but with greater power than humans, due to this they tend to act arrogantly towards humans.
When one day an evil Yokai appeared to take her, now it is up to you to rescue her and purge your house of the Yokai.
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Alexey’s Winter: Night adventure
I enjoyed playing this short point and click game. The hand drawn scenes have a great sense of place and the snow gives shivery cold feeling so I really felt sorry for the main character locked out of his apartment. The music was a good match for the game. The dialogue was very funny and endearing.
I had a small technical problem with my computer before I could play this game but the devs were really helpful and responsive so that the game works as it should now.
I hope the developers add some more episodes as I would definitely play them.
– Real player with 20.5 hrs in game
Alexey’s Winter: Night adventure is a very short point & click adventure set in the 1989’s USSR. The game was initially launched in 2017 on the mobile platform and gained positive feedback from the players. At a later date, it received a second episode (and as of Sep 26 2021 a third one) and underwent several design changes. This version was now ported to Steam as a paid item, while the mobile one remains free but was reverted back to one episode only.
The story follows Alexey’s troubles during one cold winter night, trying to get back his lost apartment keys. After a series of intricate puzzles he manages to regain access to his home, only to find out that in the meantime his TV was stolen. This sets the plot for the second and third episodes, which are slightly longer than the first one.
– Real player with 11.1 hrs in game
Voyager
Friendly edutainment game with nice music.
– Real player with 1.3 hrs in game
She and the Light Bearer
I absolutely love the art in this game and the story was cute. If you enjoy casual point and click games this will make you smile.
The game was pretty easy to get through without much challenge as the points of interest light up on screen. Making it pretty hard to miss things. There is at least one missable achievements due to needing to click on something before reaching a specific point in Chapter 2. But if you want a quick 100% Hanni has written a guide to zip you through.
The toughest achievement for me turned out to be during the credits to collect the orbs since one section requires timing correctly and if you failed you need to restart and re-watch the end of the last chapter just to try again. It was pretty annoying to me after a handful of tries from either missing the timing, or my mouse click not actually clicking. Just for info, Left mouse click to jump at the orbs and holding left mouse increases height.
– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game
[Review : She and the Light Bearer]
** SPOILER ALERT, kinda **
A heartwarming fairytale
8.5/10
Finally.
It’s been 3 years since my first encounter with She project and i always wait for this miracle to happen. And god do i love this game.
This might be the longest review i’ve ever written
Thanks to Mojiken Studio and Miss Brigitta Rena for creating such amazing fairytale
And thanks to Toge Productions for the publishing this awesome project.
A bit of a history.
So about 3 years ago in mid 2016 is when i first acknowledge about Itch.io. In one of recommendation section i saw one of Mojiken Studio’s game, A Space for The Unbound (if i recall yes, that’s the game i saw) and played it. I start browsing their library and one of their project caught my eyes, She Who Once Was Lost.
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Lost Sunday Comics
Lost Sunday Comics is a virtual comic book library where you can read original, new and exciting works of art from carefully selected comic book artists. While not a game per se, make no mistake, Lost Sunday Comics is alive and bursting with magic. Step into an enchanted room where books may wink at you, claws may grab your attention and innocent cups of tea may lure you into beautiful, secret gardens.
Lost Sunday Comics presents The Lost Sunday
_Nina lives in a dusty town, haunted by the six angry wolves of the week - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Each day brings never-ending chores, and no one can rest until they are done.
Legend speaks of a seventh, kinder wolf, but everybody knows an evil witch stole it and keeps it locked away. But Nina has had enough, so she sets on an ambitious quest - go to the forgotten realms, vanquish the witch, bring back Sunday and enough free time for everyone._
The Lost Sunday is a comic book about working too much, told through stories and inspiration from old folklore, myths and tales. We printed this book in English, Swedish,. Romanian and French, and Lost Sunday Comics features the digital version of Nina’s heart-warming adventures.
The magic of Lost Sunday Comics
We love comic books! We feel that the digital comic book market is a bit fragmented and underserved and we want to fix this. We just happen to also love video games so… why not marry the wonderful adventures found in comic books with the magic and enchantment games can offer?
Lost Sunday Comics was born out of our wish to offer a magical digital experience to read our freshly printed book, The Lost Sunday. We envisioned:
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A magical library that is rich of life, magic and mystery
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Books on its shelves that have their own life and personality
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Special reading rooms customised for each book, that offer a tailored experience
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A calm and relaxing way to read the digital version of our books - you can turn off all atmospheric effects to just enjoy reading the story
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Creative ways to bookmark and save progress
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Accessible tools to magnify the comic pages to your preferences
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Decoration and personalisation with hidden surprises you may find in the books you read
We hope you tag along for the ride and help us build a solid and enchanting magical comic book library where we can publish lots of exciting and fresh new comic book stories!
A Space For The Unbound - Prologue
This is just a Demo for an upcoming full game but I had to recommend it!
It’s a relaxing cozy heartwarming adventure game with lovely pixelated visuals!
The whole game and most of all the background of each scene reminds me of the Sega Genesis era and gave me a nostalgic feeling!
I felt like I could play this game forever! but sadly the demo finished so soon even though I almost walked the whole game and didn’t use the running key so I can enjoy the active and lovely background of each scene to the fullest!
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
A Space for the Unbound oozes personality and charm in spades. On the one hand, the pixel art is undeniably gorgeous; I’m reminded of a specific pixel artist, 1041uuu, who showed slice-of-life moments in Japan; the difference here being, of course, the setting in rural Indonesia. There’s a lot of fleshed out art with plenty of dimension while still being simple and aesthetically pleasing. On the other hand, the time and place absolutely shines through; having been there myself, I felt transported back to Indonesia — the lush scenery, the unique homes, and the animals lazing about took me right back to Bali and all its beauty (and, yes, you can most definitely pet the cats).
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game