Featured free games of the week (Part 6)

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We continue to review the free games in the past week of July 21, 2018:

Gone Vroom by Jon Remedios

If you have ever played Gone Home, the name Gone Vroom will somewhat create a sense of familiarity with you. In Gone Home: the game tells the story of a young woman who returns to her parents’ house late one night, only to discover that it is completely empty, and has a lot to explore. Gone Vroom will replace the character you control in Gone Home with a car – which cannot enter the house without causing damage.

Gone Vroom is rather short, but it stays true to the main theme of the first part, complete with voice acting. Those who are fans of Gone Home will certainly find similarities in this game. You can download the game here.

Pinball Gardener by Kiana Mosser and Matt Fisher

This is a game that combines many different game genres into one. Gardening used to be a very successful recipe for social networking games. Now, it will combine with the pinball game. You try to shoot silver marbles in the pinball table to plant, harvest, earn money. The proceeds you can buy seeds and water

Plant seeds and use water to water them so you can make more money – that’s the vicious circle of life. Try to accumulate as many points as possible because sooner or later you will use up all the marbles. You can download the game here.

Touch Melbourne by Andrew Gleeson and Cecile Richard

You can’t smell the city of Melbourne (Australia), but you can do everything else in this cute Touch Melbourne game. The game allows you to explore the city of Melbourne in an interesting and sexy way. As the name of the game, you mainly interact with touch, you use the subway card on the card reader, you pull the door and close the door, take every penny out of yourself and put it in the camera. card. Also, this is a multi-sensory game. You can use your eyes to observe the cartoon drawings of the city of Melbourne, use your ears to listen to loud noises. This is just a small corner of the city of Melbourne, but perhaps it will inspire you to travel here? You can download the game here.

Hickery’s BEHERIT

The first-person horror puzzle game takes place in an abandoned house: strange machines and objects need to be rotated back and forth to find clues. BEHERIT is quite similar to Resident Evil 7, but there will be no Baker family here, and will certainly disappoint fans who like to fight. However, the game still has enemies and a pistol, the article will not reveal anything more about the game. This is a pretty long horror game, standing out among the Slenderman clones or Five Nights at Freddy’s, or the cheap jump-scare games. So, if you like the Resident Evil 7 style and simple puzzles, you can download the game here.

By PC Gamer

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