>>2

The other one has not had any content added forever and finally stopped progressing beyond the title screen the other day.

>>20

Is it better for it to end than to be this way?

I think it was discussed that the quality was terrible right after the release.

Is it the crane game that ignores the laws of physics?

It’s too early to fold because it’s scheduled for October release.

If there is no prospect, it’s only natural to fold it up before making the wound larger.

The Apocalypse of Darkness can still be downloaded…

Was it really cold?

It looks somewhat like an anime style, but also like a clay-like drawing…

>>13

It felt unbalanced, like the clothing had detailed nuances while the face looked like it had been composited later.

Wasn’t this just recently made into a joke…?

I wonder if the anonymous person who was doing it because Noto Mamiko’s character is erotic is doing well…

Yamimaku was amazing, wasn’t it?

What kind of game doesn’t attract with beautiful girls?

You’re not very good at this, Kaiji-kun.

Poor at making payments.

What the heck are these dull SSRs in the bottom right?

I can easily imagine the scene where the Tone River team is being created on the chairman’s whim.

>>28

Sorry, I need to make a correction.

The title screen doesn’t even display, and only the theme song keeps playing endlessly.

>>27

>>27

Kawamura Ryuichi’s song sounds like he’s trying to hold in a poop…

>>27

So it’s not ending after all?

What does that mean?

>>27

I laugh because I don’t understand the meaning at all.

There was apparently a woman who was somewhat in the style of the original work…

That’s definitely a case for the store to delete…

It’s a choice between those who can’t play properly and those who don’t need to be Kaiji.

An app where you can listen to the theme song, huh?

Are those who intentionally kept the quality reminiscent of the Showa era surprisingly surviving?

It doesn’t mean that just because costs seem low, one can survive.

>>34

It’s questionable whether this game is even generating sales…

>>35

The management side incurs at least the cost of using the copyright.

I can only think that no one came up with the name “Incredibly Hot City” or that there was no meeting about it.

At the point of having no title, death was probably already determined…

I played for about a month and a half, but the game content is…

– Accumulate Teiai points to churn the swamp and acquire black money.

– Invest black money in a front company run by a beautiful secretary to launder funds and obtain ordinary money.

– Use the money obtained to strengthen the character.

– Advance underground mining with the Hanchou.

It was just endless emptiness…

The progress of underground mining was linked to story unlocks, but there was no story implemented halfway through…

There was also a character addition with VIP subscription, but I don’t want characters like Sakazaki-san, Chan, or the original character old man…

>>38

Yeah × 2.4 billion

There are too many social games that are only known after they end.

Is it the mysterious woman that appears?

Hot battle with a complainer (number comparison)

>>43

Beggar

I don’t understand the game mechanics at all!

Did you play quite a lot? Anonymous would occasionally start threads, right?

Who is that woman!

By accumulating a certain number of bond points, which can be earned either through paid content or occasionally occurring conversation events during map transitions, you will be able to go on dates with female characters.

When you go on a date, they suggest business ideas, and if you adopt them, your ability parameters increase.

“Let’s create a mobile cocktail bar,” is that crazy?

Is it a daily changing concubine or some kind of clone like that?

Some unknown women here and there.

I put a Kaiji skin on the president, but there were no benefits to covering it.