Mobile (iOS / Android)
[Puzzle / Other] Dasshutsu Gemu: Ano Natsu no Hi kara Dasshutsu (Escape from That Summer Day)それでも確かに、きっと特別な夏だった。— じぇふ@デジゲー博B-24 (@jeffry1461) 2017年9月11日
Android⇒https://t.co/xc1Pnb71Z7
iPhone⇒https://t.co/IxsXQjvYMB#無料 #脱出 #あの夏 #謎解き #拡散希望
App Store description (translated):
▼Features▼
●Head for the "Haunted Tunnel" and escape from that summer day.
●This game progresses in stages, and the story unfolds with the solution of puzzles at each stage.
●Each stage also has its own hints and answers, so even beginners can follow through to the end.
●All stages are free to play.
▼How to Play▼
●Examine by tapping.
●Tap the item menu and choose an item.
●Tap a selected item again to enlarge.
●Bring up the menu by tapping the Menu button at the top of the screen.
●Tap the ? button at the top of the screen to see hints and answers.
▼Strategy▼
●Try tapping all over the screen.
●Look over the items carefully, too.
●Items can be combined.
●Pay attention to all of the information given in the game.
▼Highlights▼
●People who like summer or memories of summer, or who like escape games, will like this game.
●There are even secondary hints and answers so it should be no problem for beginners.
▼Playful Spirit▼
Each stage is carefully constructed and filled with plenty of "playful spirit".
As you can see from the screenshots, the art is gorgeous. You won't see any of the characters, but from the dialog you can feel the innocence and youth pouring in like the summer sun.
Speaking of youth, the narrator seems to be looking back at his memories as a child, so the majority of text will be spoken by a child. Although some words might be elusive to the beginner, for the most part they should be simple enough to look up. For that, I'll give it a 2/3.
[Action] Busamon (Android Only)完成しました！— レモンティー (@Slemontea7948) 2017年9月3日
八月中とか言っといて九月になりました
よかったら遊んでください＾＾https://t.co/pjt8t5v7WV#Unity #unity3d pic.twitter.com/EWOaJbPMnH
Truth be told, I don't know how to play this game. Apparently the name is based on the fact that the developer can't model monsters well (ugly + monster = busamon). It's made in Unity, and from the screenshots the modeling doesn't actually look bad. Someone let me know what their experience is!
The text from the screenshots would require some knowledge of grammar and some higher-level kanji, so it gets a 2/3.
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[Puzzle / Other] Debugging Challengeそしてこれはその会社のサイトにあったデバッグ体験ミニゲームである。制限時間8分以内にゲーム内に存在するバグを5つ見つけるのが目的。実践同様、ゲームやりながらバグ見つけないといけないから、ヒントなしだとたぶん全部見つけるの無理だった。https://t.co/f3IamFIG4f pic.twitter.com/Z2rIhQYhX7— ロッズ (@rods_skyfish) 2017年9月9日
Want to try your hand at debugging? Why not try it in Japanese? The name of the game within the debugging experience is "Exciting Shiba Inu Walk", but first you get a meta tutorial explaining your real mission. You only have eight minutes to find five bugs. In case the tweet is unavailable, you can find the game at the bottom of the right-hand menu bar at this site. (Side note: truthfully, with a motto like "save the digital world", I was expecting something to do with Digimon...)
In terms of language, you'll want to understand the instructions, which are fairly simple but may prove difficult for low-level learners. I'd say it's about a 2/3.
That's it for this week! I'm still figuring out how many games are appropriate for a weekly roundup, so if you have any suggestions, let me know on Twitter or in the comments!
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