Happy Thursday! It’s time for another Thrifty Gaming post! I’m back with more thrifty game buys for gamers on a budget! Every penny counts, and you shouldn’t have to go broke for your hobbies, so here are three games under $10 that you can add to your play list!
Note, these are not reviews, rather recommendations so your mileage may vary with some of these titles. This week’s post will include a brief synopsis and links to each game so you can add them to your gaming library! You don’t have to break the bank to enjoy your hobbies, so save a little bread and check out this week’s thrifty gaming picks!
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Aftertaste Part 1 – Berin
Price: Free to Play
You enter a café, and the scent of coffee fills your nose. You think about what you’re going to order, as one does in a café, when you realize, perhaps a little too calmly, you have absolutely no memory of who you are. No name. No job. No home.
No identity.
But that’s not important right now: Hot guy alert! You meet Yonah, another patron of the café who is a mystery and horror novelist; he tells you that you are a detective, and a rather good one, at that. Using your deductive reasoning skills, you have no choice but to learn about who you are…and who Yonah is, too.
MindMindMind – Chattercap
Price: Name Your Own Price
“I’ll love you no matter how messed up you are…”
A man has stalked you ever since you were a child. You call him Geist. You’re not sure who…or what he is. When you befriend a new boy at college, Geist will do anything to keep you in his grasp.
Five Stages of Pink – Kaffein
Price: Free to Play
Horror mystery about a boy who desperately wants a Normal life in the most abnormal city in the world. Help Timor understand his cruel life in this supernatural city while trying to survive one more day. In a universe where Sleep is an illness. This is a visual novel with point and click features.
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That’s it for this week’s thrifty buys, but, don’t worry I’ll have more titles for in next week’s post, so be on the look out for that next Thursday! But, if all that extra money you saved is burning a hole in your pocket and you just can’t wait for next week’s list, definitely check out some of my previous Thrifty Gaming posts, there are tons of games for gamers who like me are ballin’ on a budget!
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Seems like there are so many game concepts I haven’t thought about. In that last example, I can’t lie that as a geography nerd I thought it was interesting how there’s a character named Timor like the country East Timor in South East Asia.
Oh wow, I didn’t even pick up on that! It’s amazing what developers incorporate into their games!
Yeah, it can be quite surprising with little references like that. I don’t know if the East Timor stuff would be intentional, but it does make me wonder. It’s something I’ve been thinking even with my language learning endeavors with re-learning Japanese and learning Swahili with the latter blowing my mind when I found out the word for build was “jenga” which is how that game got it’s name from.