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I played a slightly different kind of free SRPG called "NSStrategy" (pronounced "N-S Strategy"?). Unlike typical SRPGs where you recruit unique characters and follow a story, this one has a stronger simulation game feel. It's a story-driven game...

厚生労働省の基準を満たすようにデザインされた完全食「COMP」を実際に注文し、味や食べ方の感想をレビューします。アメリカの「ソイレント」に興味を持っていたのがきっかけです。

It's been two years and four months since I started publishing my blog in May 2017. Initially, I was determined to write a blog post every day, but that proved incredibly difficult, and I couldn't manage it. So, I significantly lowered my expectations, aiming for around 100 posts a year...

I finished the free game "Magical Dolls and the Abandoned World." I really enjoyed the same author's previous work, "Pinocchia After the Extinction of Humanity," so I played this one with high expectations. I was quite engrossed in it, so I thought I'd write a review and my thoughts on the game...

This is a review of Yugo Aozaki's novel, "The Gymnasium Murder." I'll introduce it as an easy-to-read, authentic mystery, while also touching on its appeal, which is reminiscent of Yukito Ayatsuji's "Mansion Series."

伊坂幸太郎『アヒルと鴨のコインロッカー』の感想。作者のファンなら無難に楽しめる一方、初めて読む人に強くすすめる作品ではないと感じた理由を書いています。広義のミステリとして、謎と犯人の扱いにも触れます。

A summary and review of Tokuro Nukui's debut novel, "The Lament." This article includes spoilers and discusses the plot twists, explaining why it's a recommended read for mystery novel fans.

This time, I read Yoshinori Shimizu's "Achilles and the Tortoise." It's been over ten years since I last read a work by Yoshinori Shimizu, so it's been a very long time. Before getting into the main topic, I'd like to introduce the author, Yoshinori Shimizu. My encounter with Yoshinori Shimizu's works... I first encountered Yoshinori Shimizu's works when I was in high school...

This article is about the free strategy simulation game "Massacre Continent." This version is a demo of "Massacre Continent Complete Edition" and is positioned as an all-ages version. (The complete edition is for adults and contains quite grotesque and brutal depictions.) Even though it's a demo,...

I finished reading the novel "The Impulses of Fujiko the Murderer," which has been adapted into a live-action film and sequels. I read it out of curiosity because of reviews praising its incredible plot twists. To be honest, I didn't find it very interesting. Below are my thoughts, including spoilers...