Afrodita.

¤ Nombre : Afrodita. ¤ Edad : 22 ¤ Tag deseado : 666. ¤ Enlace de su última solicitud : Hi! It is actually my first request, I would like to come back and having a tag would be good 🙂 ¤ Enlace de horas jugadas (mínimo 10 horas) ( CLICK ) : https://www.gametracker.com/player/Afrodita./NEWLIFEZM.CSBLACKDEVIL.COM:27015/

Minoria Publishing, Localization and Marketing by DANGEN, Developed by Bombservice, Available on Steam (PC), GOG (PC), Humble (PC), Itch.io (PC), In English, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Russian, Spanish (Latin America) 1 Player Ink and blood stain the streets of Ramezia. Witches must burn and sins must be judged. Venture forth as Sister Semilla to burn down the pillars of heresy in Minoria, an action-platformer by Bombservice, creators of Momodora. Minoria is the latest and most ambitious game from Bombservice, and a spiritual sequel to the Momodora series, from the same studio. Fans of Momodora will find familiar aspects in the design and gameplay elements, as they master the ins-and-outs of parries, dodges, and a variety of different spells. The presentation has evolved to an HD format, with aesthetics mixing 2D hand-painted backgrounds and cel-shaded characters The story takes place during the fourth Witch War. It is a time of fanatical religious fervor. The Sacred Office, a powerful organization leading an Inquisition against heresy, purges the sinners who threaten humanity. Those responsible for conducting a mysterious ceremony that contradicts the rules of the Church are labeled “witches.” Set forth with Sisters Semilla and Fran, missionaries in the Church’s service, on their journey to thwart the witches’ ceremony and protect the common-folk from heresy that endangers the status quo. ・A powerful fantasy story inspired by the history of medieval Europe ・A unique visual aesthetic combining hand-painted 2D art with cel-shading ・Fluid controls encouraging careful engagement and patient play ・Offensive combat enabling players to crush enemies with a mix of swordplay and spells ・Defensive options including dodge-rolls and parries ・A leveling system that helps players adjust their character to their desired difficulty Are you ready for get into the wizard world? Minoria is here with us just for $9.99 USD

Create is a chain reaction sandbox video game developed by EA Bright Light and published by Electronic Arts for Windows, PlayStation 3, Wii, Xbox 360 and Mac OS X . It was released on November 16, 2010 in North America and November 19, 2010 in Europe. The game supports the PlayStation Move motion controller in addition to standard controllers and Keyboard, mouse inputs. The game is mainly based on creating scenes where players can cause objects to automatically interact with each other in a domino-like effect. The object of the game is to get an object from one place to another, by causing other things to respond in its presence. The game consists of an interactive main hub which spans into ten themed stages, (such as Theme Park and Transportopia) and a bonus blank stage, where the player creates their own world from scratch. In each stage there are ten challenges to complete. Each challenge falls into a category depending on its objective. Each category consists of using certain objects to reach a goal/target (object challenge), by using several items at once to get the target object to the finish and get a high score (Scoretacular), or even building their own machine out of blocks, girders, wheels and hinges (Contraption-o-Matic). Upon completing a challenge, the player will unlock 'Creative Sparks'. Each Spark will reward the player with an item to use in challenges or to their own devices, props to place in their scenery etc. To access items, the player must use the main interface which comprises Game Objects (These are used in challenges or can be played with), Brush Tools (These are used to colour each scene), Environment (The player may decorate the sky, add music and weather effects etc.), World Tools (Used to decorate the scenery with props) and options to Reset Creation and Save Creation. The game also allows plenty of free will for the player, as they may have a break from challenges and play with the items which they have unlocked. Players can also create custom challenges using the items they have unlocked, which they could upload online for other players to play. They could also upload their own solutions to the premade challenges. However, EA discontinued the online components on April 13, 2012. FEATURES: Create your Scenes. Use powerful tools with thousands of stickers, brushes, textures, elements, animating objects, and more to create each scene any way you like. Dynamic tools bring your scene to life! Mix and match from different themes and art styles to create your unique environments Unlock a World of Play. In a game powered by your imagination that rewards you for being creative, unlock new tools, objects, fun challenges, and more Experiment with Fun Challenges. Over 100 challenges to spark your imagination. Use your creativity in each scene to power-up your play and unlock new hidden areas. Experiment with objects and effects to create simple, challenging, or even crazy solutions Fun for the Whole Family! A unique experience that’s fun and easy for anyone to pick up and play Inspire and be Inspired. With your XBOX 360, PlayStation 3 and PC connected to the internet, you can upload and share your creations, as well as browse, download, and remix your friends creations Compatible with PlayStation Move controller Create is on the EA Platform for $27.00

Return of the Obra Dinn is a puzzle video game developed by Lucas Pope and published by 3909, a Japan-based studio led by American designer Lucas Pope. It was Pope's second commercial game, following 2013's Papers, Please, and was released for macOS and Microsoft Windows on October 18, 2018, and ports for the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One on October 18, 2019. Return of the Obra Dinn is set aboard a fictional East India Company ghost ship in the early 1800s whose crew and passengers have all mysteriously died or disappeared, with the game's objective being to discover how. The player, as an agent of the shipping company assessing what happened, uses a combination of deductive reasoning and the use of a Memento Mortem stopwatch to return to the moment of a crew member's death to determine the identity of each of the sixty crew members, how they died and, if applicable, their killer. The game, played from the first-person view, uses a "1-bit" monochromatic graphical style inspired by games on early Macintosh computers. Return of the Obra Dinn was praised for its gameplay, art style, and narrative. It was named as one of the best video games of 2018 by several publications, and also was nominated for and won several awards. In Return of the Obra Dinn, the player takes the role of an insurance adjuster for the London office East India Company in 1807. The Obra Dinn, insured by the East India Company, went missing in 1803 as it was to sail around the Cape of Good Hope, but since washed up in port with all sixty passengers and crew dead or missing. The player is tasked to determine the fate of all of the passengers and crew, including their names, where and how they met their fate, if they were killed, who their killer was, and their location should they be alive. The Memento Mortem being used to investigate the cause of death of one of the crewmembers The game is played out from a first-person view, allowing the player to explore the Obra Dinn, using a monochromatic dithering style that mimics approaches that games on early home computers like the Macintosh had used to simulate shading and color.[3] To help complete the task, the player is given a log book that includes a drawing of all the crew members, the crew roster, and layouts of the ship. They are also given the "Memento Mortem", a pocket watch-like device that can be activated when the player encounters one of the corpses on the ship. The Memento Mortem plays back the audio of the moments before the person's death, and allows the player to explore the area around the frozen moment of death to identify who was present and other visual details. Once players have seen each moment, the log book automatically fills in some of the details of that event (such as the location, the visual identity of the crew members present at the event, and the dialog heard in the moments before death), allowing the player to cross reference this information with other information already learned. In some cases, the Memento Mortem will react following this process to reveal another death, guiding the player to where that corpse lays before repeating the investigation process. Certain sections of the ship are not available until the player has observed all the death moments in a certain area.[2] The player can review all previously seen memories at any time to observe any new clues they might have missed following later investigation. The game requires the player to search for clues to determine the fate of each crew member; fates are selected from a predefined list of verbs – because some of the deaths are visually ambiguous, the game allows for some leeway and accepts more than one solution. The game does not provide explicit clues for how each crew member died or towards their identity, requiring the player to narrow possibilities down by exclusion. The player can refine their guesses as they gain more information; the game is only over once the player has correctly identified the names and fates. When a player has properly established the names and reasons for death for any three, the game affirms this information to the player, locking those changes and effectively reducing the complexity of the puzzle. Return of the OBra Dinn is actually in Steam platform for $19.99.

I have seen you playing in the server, I like that you know the rules, even you can teach others what to do. We should give you a chance in a minor grade, you could start there. Pro for me.

I started with classic like most of you, but since I knew Zombie Plague, I stayed here. I love the Zombies.

The USP Tactical. It does not do much damage, but I love the silentiator, I like how it looks with the silentiator, and that sound when you shoot, bhhhh... it is orgasmic for me.

It is important to know that a PRO player has to use the Regenerator, he does not have jumps or more special skills, but if you are pro, you are always taking care of your score, the regenerator help you with that, because you could be near to dead, but he will regenerate, allowing you to save 1 kill. And he moves good when someone shot you, you can impulse easily. So, you could prefer the Hunter, the Frozen etc... But the Regenerator will always be the zombie that pro players use.

This is not Halloween, for me it is not, some years ago when I was a child, my grandmother was getting ready for Halloween, I had been living with her most of my life, so she decided to buy me some chocolates for the Halloween, I was a lonely boy, and she knew it, so she just wanted to make me feel happy. On October 31, the kids started to ask for candies in our door: "TOC, TOC - TOC, TOC" I felt sad, because I wanted to be next to them, I wanted to be free outside, I wanted to dress up in Halloween, but my grandma did not allow me to do anything, she was so seriously and angry all the day, I mean, she loved me, but I did not love her. So, she decided not to open the door to the kids, she just turn off the lights of the house and we had to wait in the bedroom... So, that´s why I took a decision, the kids were crazy, they continued asking for chocolates at the door and they continued singing that stupid Halloween´s songs... Did they want candies? Well, I will bring them what they want... I opened the door, and I gave them a sorprise, in a little bag, I chose a big chocolate, my favorite chocolate, a red one. The kids started to run, they called to their parents and I just was laughing about the situation, my grandma as well, because she was inside the bag, the parts of her body were inside the bag, like a delicious chocolate for me. I hope you like it. Text wroten by me: Afrodita.