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1、A Summer's End - Hong Kong 1986 is a neon-soaked visual novel with one of the most stylish trailers seen so far this year. It's set to launch for PC late next month, though a mobile port has reportedly been confirmed. You basically go through the entirety of the protagonist Michelle's summer in Hong Kong as she enters into a whirlwind romance with Sam. We’re happy to announce A Summer’s End - Hong Kong 1986 Launch Trailer! pic.twitter.com/maWznk4Hed— ? A Summer’s End ?visual novel (@oracleandbone) March 13, 2020The game features visuals that match that of an anime from the 1980s or '90s, taking you back in time a bit. Even the music gives off a classic techno vibe that fits the game perfectly.The trailer gives us a brief glimpse of the game's sense of style and an intro to Michelle and Sam's first meeting. There also appears to be a man involved in the tale. Perhaps this is another love interest? VA-11 HALL-A Switch review - "A gorgeous, enthralling visual novel"We may be looking at a potential love triangle story here, but that's purely speculation. If every piece of media feature a love triangle is to be believed, they have a tendency to end poorly for some, and sometimes all, of the participants. That said, there's nothing in the trailer that necessarily suggests that there will be the usual heated confrontations. Keep in mind, though, that it's only a trailer. Plus, when there's love involved, there's passion, and when there's passion, there's drama. Only time will tell.A Summer's End - Hong Kong 1986 doesn't have a release date for iOS and Android yet, but it is scheduled to launch for Steam on April 23rd. Do you love storytelling in your video games? Well, you're in luck! Best check out the top 5 narrative games for iOS and Android�

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4、�Remember yesterday when we suggested that Aspyr updating Knights of the Old Republic II could be a sign of a mobile release? Turns out we weren't far off.But instead of announcing a mobile version, Aspyr is asking fans to register their interest in a port over on its website.All you need to do is provide your email address, date of birth, and choose whether you want to see the game on iOS, Android, or both.Given that KotOR II is considered something of a classic, it'll probably have enough interest registered for at least one platform to receive a port.And we know Aspyr can deliver. We gave Knights of the Old Republic our Gold Award, with our reviewer calling it "a truly exceptional RPG."So if you want to see KotOR II on your mobile device any time soon, then head over to the website and let your interest be known.DroidGamers

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• For me, Pascal’s Wager might have been one of the more promising games shown off during Apple's 'By Innovation Only' event. It’s set in a bleak, monster-filled world without light, ravaged by the conflict between a fanatical cult, the all-powerful church, and the corrupt courts.It’s perhaps best described as a Soulslike experience, with a focus on tight, challenging combat. Visually and in terms of world design, Pascal’s Wager is very clearly inspired by Bloodborne, which – in my eyes, at least – is no bad thing.From the gameplay I’ve seen, it successfully replicates the dodging, parries and pace of From Software’s best work, with some impressive monster designs of its own to boot.It also has a much greater emphasis on story than you might think, weaving an intriguing and disturbing tale. Developers often talk about their work being of ‘console quality’, though so few of the games that attempt such a task actually end up delivering. So it’s nice to see Pascal’s Wager come pretty darn close to the games that so clearly inspired it.
• "Well, I had a spite at Providence for a good spell, and for weeks I wouldn't even look at the baby. Nobody knew why, for I never told. Then he began to get real cute, and held out his wee hands to me and I began to get fond of him. But I didn't get really reconciled to him until one day a school chum came to see him and said she thought he was awful small for his age. I just got boiling mad, and I sailed right into her, and told her she didn't know a nice baby when she saw one, and ours was the nicest baby in the world. And after that I just worshipped him. Mother died before he was three years old and I was sister and mother to him both. Poor little lad, he was never strong, and he died when he wasn't much over twenty. Seems to me I'd have given anything on earth, Anne, dearie, if he'd only lived."
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