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Capcom Grants Gamers Free Access to the First Breath of Fire Game in Web Browser

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Capcom jus dropped some exciting news for retro game enthusiasts! They have just updated their 40th-anniversary website, Capcom Town, with three more awesome games that you can play for free. Relive the nostalgia as you dive down to Capcom’s 40th Anniversary Website!

More Games to Play

Now, you can enjoy playing the original Ghosts’N Goblins, Super Ghouls ‘n Ghosts, and Breath of Fire on their website. These games have joined the lineup of other classic NES and SNES games like Street Fighter II, Mega Man, and Final Fight. It’s like having a treasure trove of old-school games right at your fingertips!

Not the Best Way to Play

Okay, let’s be honest. Playing these games in your web browser might not give you the best experience. But hey, it’s still pretty cool that Capcom has made them available for free on their website. It’s like a little treat for all the fans out there.

Choose Your Language

Here’s another neat thing about these games. You can choose to play them in either Japanese or English. So, if you’re interested in learning some Japanese or just want to experience the games in their original language, you have the option to do so.

What’s So Special About Breath of Fire?

Am not gonna lie, I honestly am a fan of Breath of Fire and even emailed Capcom asking it to be released on newer platforms. But getting back on track, out of the three new games, Breath of Fire is quite special. It’s a JRPG series by Capcom that started back in 1993. The first game was released in Japan for the Super Famicom and then made its way to the SNES in the West a year later. Since then, several sequels have been released, with the latest one, Breath of Fire 6, being exclusive to Japan for PC and mobile devices in 2016. It’s a beloved series, and it’s great to see Capcom still remembering it.

Ready to Play?

If you’re excited to dive into these retro games, you can access Capcom Town’s retro game corner by clicking here. Get ready for some nostalgic gaming fun!

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Creator Reveal: A Sneak Peek into Stardew Valley Version 1.6 Update

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Stardew Valley, the beloved farming simulation game that has captured the hearts of players worldwide, is back with an exciting new update. In a recent tweet from ConcernedApe, the game’s creator, Version 1.6 sneak peek promises to bring a fresh wave of content and gameplay enhancements that will keep both new and seasoned farmers hooked for hours on end. So, grab your watering cans and prepare to dive back into the captivating world of Stardew Valley!

From the ConcernedApe’s recent tweet, we could expect the following:

  • A new major festival
  • Two new mini festivals
  • New late-game content, which expands on each of the skill areas
  • New items and crafting recipes
  • Joja alternatives to some of the end-game quests
  • 100+ new lines of dialogue
  • Winter outfit for the villagers
  • New type of reward for completing billboard requests
  • (PC) Support for 8 player multiplayer
  • Small additions and adjustments
  • New farm type
  • New secrets and more

From the list given above, what are you most excited about the upcoming Stardew Valley 1.6 Update? Don’t hesitate to drop your comments down below!

FAQ

  1. When will Stardew Valley Version 1.6 be released?

The official release date for Stardew Valley Version 1.6 has not been announced yet. Keep an eye on official announcements from the game developer for the most up-to-date information.

  1. Do I need to start a new game to access the Version 1.6 Update?

No, starting a new game is not necessary to access the Version 1.6 Update. The update will seamlessly integrate into your existing save files, allowing you to continue your farming journey with the new features and improvements.

  1. Will the Version 1.6 Update be free or require additional payment?

The Version 1.6 Update of Stardew Valley will be a free update for all players. Once released, you will be able to download and install the update without any additional cost.

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Concerned Ape Tweet - Iridium Scythe breaks the SDV Community
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The tweet that shocked the Stardew Valley Community

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It is no surprise that an update is on its way to the beloved indie game, Stardew Valley. However, on May 31, 2023, ConcernedApe, the solo developer of the popular farming simulator Stardew Valley, tweeted a single word: “iridium scythe.” This simple tweet sent shockwaves through the Stardew Valley community, as it was the first time that ConcernedApe had ever hinted at the possibility of an Iridium Scythe being added to the game.

The scythe is the only left on the its golden state hence the tweet of the iridium scythe makes the expectations that it would be a more powerful version of the Golden Scythe. The Golden Scythe is currently the most powerful scythe in the game, and it can be used to quickly clear large areas of grass or crops. Normally by hierarchy, the Iridium Scythe would likely be even more powerful, and it could potentially make it easier for players to harvest their crops and clear their farms.

The addition of an Iridium Scythe would be a significant change to Stardew Valley, and it could have a major impact on the way that players play the game. Currently, the most efficient way to harvest crops is to use the Golden Scythe and then use the hoe to clear any remaining grass. An Iridium Scythe would make it possible to harvest crops and clear grass much more quickly, which could free up players’ time to do other things, such as fishing, mining, or socializing.

The addition of an Iridium Scythe would also make it easier for players to complete certain quests and challenges. For example, there might be an incoming special order quest where players must harvest 1000 pieces of grass or anything scythe harvestable related crop. This would probably be very time-consuming, but it would expected to become much easier to complete if players had an Iridium Scythe. (Special Orders could be unlocked by Fall 2 of Year 1)

Of course, there are also some potential downsides to the addition of an Iridium Scythe. One concern is that it could make the game too easy. Currently, there is a certain amount of challenge involved in harvesting crops and clearing grass. If players have an Iridium Scythe, it could make the game too easy, and it could reduce the amount of time that players spend playing the game.

Another concern is that the addition of an Iridium Scythe could make the Golden Scythe obsolete. Currently, the Golden Scythe is the most powerful scythe in the game, and it is a valuable tool for players. If an Iridium Scythe is added, it could make the Golden Scythe less useful, and it could reduce the demand for the Golden Scythe. But hey, the scythe lost its purpose at the same time. So this one felt more like for collectibles.

Only time will tell if ConcernedApe decides to add an Iridium Scythe to Stardew Valley. However, the tweet from ConcernedApe has certainly got the Stardew Valley community talking, and it will be interesting to see if the Iridium Scythe ever becomes a reality.

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Zooba – Mobile Game Review

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With the trend keeps on coming for MOBA category games, a gem has been hidden for far too long. Well, I guess not really hidden as it stands with 10M in Google Play Store downloads alone! Zooba – Zoo Combat Battle Royale Games is a Multiplayer Online Battle Arena (MOBA) game with a fast paced nature.

Gameplay

As a MOBA game, Zooba gives off an exciting survival feel to its players. The game starts of in a zoo where you are surrounded with a few regular guards and one legendary guard. Together with it are other Zooba players using different animals as their avatars. With the cartoonized avatars, you will be tasked to be the last man – err animal standing as you battle with other zoo dwellers for the top spot. The arena will later on be engulfed in flames as it narrows down to a specific center point randomly on the map. (Same concept from rules of survival game)

Being nearly true to its nature, Zooba creates animal avatars with each unique traits. For example, the Gorilla would smash, the fox would dash and the turtle would hide in its shell. So how would you battle your way to the top? Surprisingly, the arena is filled with weapons. Weapons that poachers of new and old would normally use. To enumerate, there are bow and arrows, shotguns, bombs and spears lying around. Each weapon has a different grade specifically normal, copper, silver, gold and legendary. This varies the damage accordingly as well.

As you bout for the top spot, guards will also try to take you down. From them you’d be able to get the weapon they’re currently using and a first aid kit. While early weaponry is necessary, the legendary weapon which is obviously held by the legendary guard is the best you’d ever get in the game. But do take note that skills and maybe a little bit of luck would be necessary as well.

Sounds

As a cartoonized concept, sounds and effects are what I would describe as perfectly suited. Explosions and elimination are not as fearful but is rather somewhat blended for the young audiences.

Conclusion

Despite being targeted for the young audience, the game is still fun to play. You’re rewarded just about right for every bout you conquered and does not look like a pay to win game. It is definitely a fast paced game as you are immediately evicted after being eliminated but with an option to spectate. I think the game is definitely praise worthy but on a personal note, I would want to see a different map some time soon as the terrain is currently repetitive.

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Interested? The game is available at Play Store and App Store.

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LIMBO Android Game – Review

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LIMBO. A gloomy themed game that lets you be a child on a dark and horrific environment trying to survive the dangers all by yourself. If you really want horror themed puzzle game, then we believe that this could really suit you best.

STORYLINE

“Uncertain of his sister’s fate, a boy enters LIMBO” – says the description at PlayStore

I’m not technically good on stories but it seems pretty convincing. It really felt like you’re in the game itself as you pay attention to every details. The creepy thing about this is that at some point of the game you could get brain controlled by a worm, meet Giant Spiders, a few NPCs that are also trying to kill you with their traps and weapons. The thing that creeps me most is the fact that a boy will be stepping on DEAD FLOATING bodies in game plus giving the freedom to drag the dead body as desired! This is surely and properly categorized under Medium Maturity!

GAME PLAY

Okay, so the game play is quite simple. You navigate yourself in a continuous flat environment with obstacles that you must overcome each step of the way. Everything is quite simple except for the fact that you will be using your heads to solve some puzzles to get through.

The puzzles were not that difficult though perhaps at medium, but at least it will make you think for at least a minute or so just to come up with a solution (braniacs, this could be a walk in the park for you so please don’t ruin the setting).

As of the moment, we are still going through the challenges so there might be a few parts were we could definitely get stuck which means, this review could have a PART 2! So stay tuned for that.

GRAPHICS

The graphics is basically 2D in a black and white environment ; a scene perfect for the set up but a little off if based on modern quality.

SOUNDS

Sounds were also perfect by choice if you ask me. Just enough to make things creepy but still that good to help you focus. Each step of the protagonist also initiates a sound but it seems there’s a bit of a problem on this feature. Sounds are very low when nearly full but is maxed out when full on one of our devices while when we played it on a local brand phone, there was no sound at all!

Setting that aside each body pierced, water splashes, falling on high places and wood creeks have their own detail making this side of the game pretty much astounding!

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But what is Limbo anyway? According to Wikipedia Limbo is referred to as the “edge of Hell”. – is a speculative idea about the afterlife condition of those who die in original sin without being assigned to the Hell of the Damned

Back on the game, there is not much detail given except for the fact that he is looking for his older sister on Limbo. First released on XBOX Live Arcade made by a Danish game developer PlayDead.

After a few pages on the web, it seems that Limbo has been around for roughly five years as it celebrates its anniversary on July and is now available on many different platforms that includes Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Microsoft Windows, OS X, Linux, SteamOS, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, iOS, Android, OnLive.

Since we are playing this on our Android device, Limbo could be bought on Playstore for Php. 229.15 as of this writing and is currently downloaded around 500,000+ on PlayStore alone with a near perfect rating!

CONCLUSION

This game definitely hooked us up! A great addition for our pastime with its thrilling and exciting gameplay and logical problems!

For those interested, please support Limbo by buying this awesome game at your preferred platforms! Visit their site at: www.playdead.com

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6 Offline Games to play this pandemic – Playstore Suggested!

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During this lock down period, games have been our go-to guy to let time pass by. Be it consoles, PCs, mobile or physical games, these are what keeps ourselves mentally healthy at the very least and to keep us from boredom. Now if you’re one of those who doesn’t have the gears to play a video games on a console or computers, check out this offline game list handed to us by Google Playstore. May this help us cure our boredom.

As notified, these games are labeled as their favourite offline games so why not give it a go? Without further ado, the 6 offline games that made the cut.

1 – Paper Wings


As featured in the PlayStore’s Early Access and Indie Corner, currently standing with a 4.4 rating on over 29,000 votes is Paper Wings. Initial vibe has a Flappy Bird feel but surely has its uniqueness among the rest of the Arcade category.
Did we mention you could choose from a variety of birds as well!?

2 – Adventure Llama


Currently standing with a 4.5 rating on over 27,000 votes. Adventure Llama is a pixel based adventure type game which according to early feedback tease your brain and make you laugh at the same time!

3 – Space Marshals 2


Standing with a 4.3 rating on over 81,000 votes. Space Marshals 2 is a sci-fi action mobile game with loads of guns, tactics and more guns? Haven’t actually played the game yet but screens were definitely outstanding in graphics! Will definitely line this up on our backlog “games to play”

4 – I Love Hue


A Color Grid game with a 4.7 rating on over 215,000 votes, I Love Hue is a must-have. It may seem boring but surely it’s challenging. I Love Hue is a puzzle game that makes use of the color hues as the puzzle to solve. With levels depending on HARMONY, PERCEPTION, COLOUR and SERENITY we would definitely recommend having this game on your handheld devices.

5 – Soul Knight


An action game with a 4.5 rating on over 905,000 votes, Soul Knight! With the capability of multiplayer to enjoy with your housemates, if not with your family… Soul Knight brings the action packed retro adventure feel back to your handheld devices.

6 – Bad Land


Last but definitely not the least… Garnering currently from a pool of 1.5 million votes with a 4.6 rating – Bad Land. Just like the previous entry before this. Bad Land has the capability to play with Multiplayer and Cooperative setup. This award winning game which at first glance resembles like a brighter version of Limbo is sure to get you hooked. Uniqueness, aesthetics, you name it!

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Too bad since among this list, Paper Wings is the only entry that we could not find in Apple’s App Store as of this writing. Guess we’ll be tuning in to that.

What are your thoughts? Would you agree with this list? Have you experienced playing any from the above? Drop your comments down below.

Game images are grabbed from PlayStore

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War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius (FFBE) – Registration begins!

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If you’ve signed-up for pre-registration, the good news may probably have reached your notifications. It’s now official! Another Final Fantasy series could now be played on your mobile devices as of March 25, 2020!

As the previews and description suggests, War of the Visions: Final Fantasy Brave Exvius (WOTV FFBE) is a tactical RPG game that looked a lot like Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions (WOTL).  It is also not new that characters from previous Final Fantasy titles are playable characters so that is definitely something to look forward to!

The series was first released on Japan with things we all are definitely familiar with. From the maps, elements, espers, chainings, job systems and monsters on a whole new story.

Keep in mind that there’s at least 1GB of additional files to download to get you started.

Looking for a trailer? Check this out from IGN.

Don’t waste your time during this quarantined period. Get it now from your respective app stores!

If you’ve already tried, share to us your experiences below!

 

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A Boy and His Blob Mobile – First Impression

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A Boy and His Blob was tagged on the “Game for Sale” items on Google Play. Fortunately, I was there to download the game and experience it first hand. While I haven’t gone far from the game as of the moment, let’s start of with a first impression post!

Summary

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A Boy and His Blob – NES

A Boy and His Blob started off way back 2009 and was originally ported on NES. Then as the gaming industry evolves as always, last year it was ported on mobile devices both on iOS and Android. The game however is currently at 1,000+ install ranking as of this writing which is quite odd. I was honestly expecting that since it was a game from the past, gamers from the old and new generation would have been interested for the revival of a nostalgic game.

Comparing to its previous version as presented above, the game has made tremendous progress from its original NES version. However, its current graphical representation was already achieved and was just maintained ever since it came to other consoles.

Impression

The game itself is quite entertaining but I haven’t gone through just yet to the depths of the game. That would explain this first impression posts’ probable lack of judgement. The graphics was good, controls was straightforward and of course, sounds were carefully selected.

There are areas that could be solved easily, while there are some that will require multiple retries before you could actually accomplish. I’d say it was because it was ported on a mobile device without a proper grip and actual buttons but still, I may be wrong.

I think the game is ideal for kids ages 7+ as it will help with their critical thinking skills. The game is definitely child friendly and no horrific figures could be seen in plain sight. So if you would want to try this game, you may just simply download the app on its current price ranging at $2.00 at our favorite App Stores.

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Reed – Mobile Game First Impression

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Here comes another first impression post for a game along the $2 budget! Reed by PXLink! Reed is a pixel art game currently garnering the 500,000 download count in PlayStore as of this writing and that count wasn’t bad at all!

Short Summary / What to Expect

Let’s tackle first what we’re getting at the beginning. The game’s setup is what seems to be an ending era of its world. The main protagonist looks like a cat and its creator is a computer. Or at least it looks like one. The story and how well it was delivered will obviously get your attention and it really seemed good and might be better as you go deeper. Unfortunately, despite the fact that it was pixel art and it should have been acceptable, the game has been bugging me with its font designs. Let’s save that one for later.

Game play

The game play is your typical pixel type game. Revolving on a 2D environment as jumping and dodging obstacles are obviously the basics. Puzzles are still questionable but still, there might be some as you go deeper. A thing I might want personally in the future is the calibration of the controls. While you are given gigantic controls for LEFT, RIGHT and JUMP behaviors, it really felt like the sensitivity was too high. Or as any other game, as you play – you’ll just get used to it.

Impression

Now for my over all impression on the game. Personally, the game and its concept seems pretty good. I’m definitely enjoying it and it was a great way to pass the time. However, what I hated the most about it (and it is a pain to say that I hated something out of a game) is the fonts. As I have mentioned earlier the game’s fonts are terrible if you ask me. It’s difficult to read between those lines and the transition was sometimes REALLY fast. It’s like asking yourself, “were those even words?”.

Don’t get me wrong. To sum it up. The game is good. The font is bad. Frustratingly bad.

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I am not much of a PC Gamer, so I just recently found out that the game was previously on Steam. Have you tried this there and how different was it on the mobile version? Share your thoughts by commenting below!

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Duck Warfare – Mobile Game First Impression

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Wow! Just wow. I could not contain the amusement and awe when I saw this one up on Play Store. I mean, there are really people buying this kind of game!? And we’re not talking about a simple game with little download count around here. I’m telling you, this is astounding.

Short Summary / What to Expect

Duck Warfare, a cartoon / childish display of graphics with a pretty straight forward gameplay made by lonelybench. The setup is just like the famous “Plants vs Zombies” where you just plant your saplings and let ’em Zombies come right at you. The only thing worth noting about this game is its mature sense of humor if you ask me. Back to its gameplay, after every duck you place on the battle field, you’ll just have to wait for your duck bucks (the game’s currency) to reach the right amount so you could place another one. Enemies strengthen after every progression and you’ll find a “Ducks4Us” store to buy upgrades and other type of ducks that will help you with your battle the antagonists. Oh and one last thing, it also had a “Flappy Bird” style of duck jumping on those pipes on another mode of the game.

Impression

I was really astounded that a game like this which was sold for nearly 2 bucks made such a huge download count. But who am I to judge. I enjoyed playing a clicker game before and am still considering to download it anytime soon. Clearly, this game is NOT SUITABLE FOR KIDS due to its violent content and mature sense of humor which is pretty funny. So let’s just keep it to us adults here.

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