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Void Pachinko
Rotate a barrier to guide balls toward the void, then spend round earnings on balls, pins, workers and upgrades. Placing pins sets up a run; rotating the barrier intervenes during it.
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WE ARE SO DEAD
Only ghosts can read the demon’s true name; the living must spell it back. Two dated player accounts show why learning the communication channel matters as much as having the answer.
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Pachinko Farm
Objects grow or activate when struck by a ball. Structures alter the board, while advertised interventions include switching off gravity and duplicating balls.
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FinSim
Favorable stories, triggered events and attacks on companies are advertised ways to influence sentiment. The official site confirms that assets, headlines and events are simulated inside the game.
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Pegfinity
Boards are randomly generated while upgrades persist. The advertised effects include an atomic-bomb peg that hits everything, alongside specialized balls and board gadgets.
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sobosuba
Launch a blob softly to place it without disturbing the stack, or hard to push others and squeeze through a gap. The official site describes both approaches to its soft-body merge puzzle.
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Flowers and Deities
Every lost unit adds to the blood pool, whether friendly or hostile. Blood funds spells and summons, and the developer explicitly offers sacrificing your own soldiers when the arena runs dry.
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Sister Other Paranoia
The developer gives its isolated protagonist mind-reading and the ability to cause fatal harm through it, then explicitly questions that use of power. Its fictional perspective is hostile, not a neutral description of the people around him.
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PizzaBoy
Nearby monsters can steal slices from the delivery. The air-dash bounces off walls for extra reach, while exploring the map’s secrets is advertised to affect chapter and game endings.
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Night Guard - The Last Shift
Compare arriving plates with the parking lot’s list, then admit or refuse vehicles. Tickets supply new plates and other information as a persistent unauthorized visitor disrupts the shift.
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Pegs X Stickers
Buy and place pegs to design a scoring layout, then face a mascot whose advertised challenges include mid-round shuffles. Stickers and peg supercharges modify the run alongside that interruption.
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TV Archive: Tidy Up Together
One skill sorts held tapes numerically; another automatically places them on the shelf in the correct order. Shelf highlighting uses the topmost held tape as its reference.
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