CloverPit

депнул дом

This game is very fun. The closest thing I can compare it to is Balatro (which I love), except instead of poker hands it's a slot machine. The mechanics are very similar: You purchase lucky charms (like Balatro jokers) between rounds and try to synergize them to achieve the highest score, and you keep unlocking new things as you play. So if you like Balatro, you'll probably like this too. The thing I love most about this is the presentation. The little room you're trapped in is honestly brilliant, and gives a ton of personality to the gameplay loop. It nails that "just one more round" addiction.

You is not hakari...

um ótimo roguelike. com uma lore bem interessante. papo de gastar mais de 1000 horas.

Gambling

The chance of getting 666 isn't 1.5%, but about 8%. I just started playing (92 minutes), and while I was getting the hang of it, I was back and forth. And in 20 minutes (about 50 spins in a row, with 666 involved), I got 666 four times. That's not 1.5%. And don't tell me I'm the luckiest person in the world. The probability of getting 4 or more 666 in 50 spins with a 1.5% chance is only 0.81% (about 1 chance in 123 similar runs of 50). If the developer is afraid to indicate a real chance different from 1.5%, then it's not a very good game; it's pure cheating. I didn't buy the game to be cheated. I don't see the point in continuing to hit 666. So, it was like this: in one of the penultimate runs, at the 3rd deadline, I got 666 three times over 5 rounds (death charm) with 7 spins (35 spins). Well, I thought, I'm lucky, cool. I won't get it in the next run. But no, at the 3rd deadline, on the 23rd spin (okay, that's 57 spins in total, not 50 as I wrote at the beginning), I got 666 again (death charm again; three rounds of 7 didn't give me enough coins). And then, on the fourth round, it happened.