#skonec

[arcadebroke]

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Psyvariar 2: The Will to Fabricate (Dreamcast)

[tommypark1713]

#🎧 #skonec - [VR SQAURE] MORTAL BLITZ FOR WALKING ATTRACTION by @sounds_app #soundsapp on https://get.sounds.am/SnsmbU3zMR (at Hongik University Station) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqE-kqeFpQFrz9MLUj-Df7ZiGrQoH7NeJMgKFE0/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5qskk0txnuh8

[playstationall]

The Door - The Review

The Door – The Review

If you were forced to be in a room locked in with at the time appears to be no escape, would your mind rumble with fear or would it have the determination to allow you to use whatever you could find and try to get out? Imagine surrounded by four walls that seem to have a life of its own or maybe the life you start to fear is in the room with you the whole time. But does Developer SKONEC bring…

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[nesterthelark]

Many tropes of the shoot-em-up genre are thoroughly established and easy to identify, so it is not common to see a Japanese-themed bullet hell shmup created by Koreans, let alone having the chance to play a good one. This is where Homura steps in and gets the privilege of representing such an uncommon diaspora of gaming. Developed by Skonec, known for their contributions in the genre with Psyvariar 2, the game seems to mesh elements that feel right at home for many players while still managing to have its own identity in many respects. It was released in 2005 for the arcade, later followed by a PlayStation 2 port.