

I’ve heard them called “search-action” games before, for people who dislike “metroidvania.”
I’ve heard them called “search-action” games before, for people who dislike “metroidvania.”
seems likely that there are a good number of people looking for new free games to try out
I wonder how many people downloaded it? It had 51 reviews, but I don’t know enough about steam reviews to say if 30 were the hackers or if that means a thousand people downloaded it.
There are a lot of reasons for this, and it’s been normal in some places for a very long time. If it’s new to you, it’s probably just a regional difference that you haven’t heard it more. The way you worded your question makes me feel like you are trying to start a fight, so I think I’ll push down my instinct to link you to resources.
I hate inventory management, because it takes away from the fun parts of the game. When it is the game, they’ve made the effort to make it fun (or it’s just a bad game). If you like puzzle games, an inventory managenent game is just one of those, basically. It stands on how good the puzzles are.
I think 18 is a good age to let people spin those big wheels, virtual or otherwise. when i got there, i was capable of spinning once, losing, and moving on.
i mean, if someone was interested in making a fun movie and not a cheap cash grab, just having a basic setting wouldn’t prevent them from doing that.
I remember going to a fair as a child and being bummed i couldn’t spin the wheel because i was like seven.
It’s a shame, but it’s the consequences of my actions. I was a very violent person and I hurt a lot of people in my life.
Assault, I guess? They clarify it wasn’t a sex crime further on.
I wonder if it’s one of those kinds of deaths that just makes the local paper unless they take out a lot of people with them.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7847085/ article discussing 21 fatal heart attacks while driving during a period of time in china
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23343022/ article discussing the results of the Finnish Road Accident Investigation Teams (RAITs) on fMVAs in Finland during 2008-2009. 11% of these were because of “disease attack.”
These articles make it seem like unless there’s careful investigation after the fact, it’s very difficult to know for sure if illness caused the accident.
So it probably is a daily occurance, depending on how many fatal accidents happen in your country. (and depending on a million other factors, most likely)