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Hello, the latest Weekday Escape is here!

With Selfdefiant we briefly visit Arkansas and California, and with tomoLaSiDo their standard tiled apartment. Then comes very long and original escape by recyclable garbage - the walkthrough lasts almost twenty minutes - and it takes a lot of thinking and combining to get through!

Have a good time and enjoy!

Crafting and scavenging have become a popular feature in video games for quite some time now, and most survival and role-playing games today include some form of crafting in their gameplay. Even though games such as Resident Evil and Survival Kids helped introduce these concepts in the late 1990s, it wasn't until the early 2010s that crafting and scavenging became major features in gameplays, especially with the release of Minecraft and Arma 2's mod DayZ.

Welcome to Larry The Unlucky Part 1 walkthrough! Larry has had terrible luck since he was born and you get to help him relive it.

Welcome to the Larry The Unlucky Part 2 walkthrough! Larry's life continues to be full of poor decisions and bad luck. And we'll be walking you through the first two chapters of his continued bad luck.

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"Midautumn" is a rogue-lite game that is currently in the middle of a Kickstarter campaign. The game developers describe it as an adventure about blasting spirits, learning about the Asian diaspora, and saving your hometown from gentrification. If you're interested in previewing it, the developers recently released a pre-alpha demo on Steam.

Do you think the ocean is a beautiful, astonishing place? Well, be prepared to get a cold, harsh-flavored truth pie thrown into your face.

Swallow the Sea is a weirdly charming and wickedly twisted short game developed by Maceo bob Mair and Nicolas Delgado. In this game, you're following the journey of a humble egg cell called Burros as it travels across a bloated sea of bizarre and anthropomorphic fish--we can all relate to this, right? Of course!

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Welcome to Mobile Monday!

GBFinger Studio's (Chendgu GBFun Technology Inc.) latest game with photorealistic graphics takes you to a shrine. In beautiful Eclair Box (Ryo Saito) game you get to a flying island and you can admire other islands floating in the sky, and in Tasuku Yahiro's game you find yourself in a blue room and want to escape it. Bonus game by Kotorinosu is eight years old excellent escape released recently for mobiles.

All games are free and available in Google Play and in Apple Store.

All games are medium-sized.

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Halloween is getting closer and that means ghosts, and because we are in Rinnogogo's universe, cute ghosts. Also cute kittens - poetic Rinnogogo's escape tells a story about a curious kitty. His mum did tell him to be careful but the kitty was too curious, maybe, and a bit naughty...

Geometric Sniper: Blood in Paris is the second installment of the Geometric Sniper series, serving as the first game's prequel. It was developed and published by YAW studios. Just like the first game, your job is to assassinate targets in a geometrical, black-and-white town. However, you won't have to play the first game to understand Blood in Paris's plot (ah, the benefits of a prequel...)

This guide serves as the continuation of The Frosts: First Ones walkthrough. Read part one first if you haven't played the game from the beginning. In part two, we'll continue to witness the journey of Berak, a hunter who's on his way to find a missing man. The first walkthrough covers up until Berak has come out of the spirit gorge/ravine.

Loading Story is a charming and humorous game that will let you follow the hardships of [email protected], a software struggling to do its job and keep the user's happy. You can walk around, play mini-games, or talk with other software, not something you get to do every day, huh! Are you ready to help [email protected] debug the program and finish the damn loading screen? Let's go!

Welcome to Weekday Puzzle!

MrNannings's puzzle has a simple goal and simple rules, yet it's fun to play it. All you need to do to clear a level is to send blocks to their places by one click and avoid a collision between them. The correct order is the key. In Babarageo's RPG you need to get through vast dungeons and fight spiders and rats there, and in Rocket Raw's short adventure you just have one modest wish, sadly not so easily fulfilled. To get home.

Have a good time and enjoy!

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Hi, welcome to the newest Weekday Escape!

With Amajeto you are trapped inside a boutique and to escape, you need to explore it properly. Follows fresh and original escape by Fluffy OFF, and thankfully it has an English option. Seems that Selfdefiant's decided to let you escape from all US states, one by one - this week it's Alabama and Arizona. See you in Arkansas next week!

Have a good time and enjoy!

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Welcome to Mobile Monday!

Bart Bonte's games are always fun - this time we've got a physics game which mechanism is simple and many players may remeber it from browser version(s). It's sweet and crispy - it's sugar, sugar! Magical Goro Sato escape is original and unique as all their games, and Factory.112 (kouhei toyoshima) is a guarantee of quality (last week was the game presented as the bonus for iOS users). The bonus by hoshin is a simple but interesting standard escape.

All games are free and available in Google Play and in Apple Store except he bonus game (available in Google Play only)..

The first is a game with levels, the second and the third game is medium-sized, the bonus game relatively short.

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Welcome to the Roundup 33 with three games! As mentioned in the previous roundups, only odd-numbered episodes are featured since even-numbered are for Robin Vencel's patrons. More information you find on his site.