You are brought into a room by a mysterious woman named Lamia and forced to play games with people from different backgrounds. You will learn the story as the game progresses. Find out your opponents' weakness during conversations, in order to defeat them. Winning is the only way to leave the room...
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“For so delicious were the words she sung, it seem'd he had loved them a whole summer long.” ― John Keats, Lamia Here is Digital Crafter's first game, Lamia's Game Room as an enhanced version of old maid card game, with a horror theme and a quite mediocre bluffing system. Well, there is not much else to say about this game, but I'll try to present a decent portrayal anyway. The game has the hint of a story, drowning under really bad translation, a scanty vocabulary and various spelling mistakes. Apparently, our protagonist - and some other people are abducted by Lamia into a "game room" and are forced to play "old maid" - yup, you've heard right, that is one unimaginative villain. We have no idea why the hell we are there to begin with, or who are the people that we play the game with since Lamia conveniently erased our memory. We only wish to get the ♥♥♥♥ out of there, go back to our
Lamia's Game Room is an Old maid card game remade into single-player game with story told in visual novel style. For those who don't know the rules - there is every card twice in the deck, except one, Lamia. Players take one card from opponent and match pairs of cards in hand until only the Lamia is in hand of any player - and that player loses. In real life, this game revolves a lot around bluffing (fun and easy enough game to play it children) so even there is a sort of bluffing - as you can do specific emotions when opponents are picking a card from your hand. Every opponent will react differently to your emotions, some will get confused because of your grinning, some because of you'll be telling them to draw quickly. The game, considering the low pricetag, has a nice artworks, especially for the cards. Sadly, if you are going to be playing the English version (which I assume), expe
I admit I like the art in this, but I was expecting a deeper story. The developer should have run the script by a native english speaker to give it a quick looking over before publishing it, because it's a mess, with lots of grammatical errors and typos. The mysterious game that this sinister entity is forcing you to play for your freedom? It's Old Maid with a bluffing system. I was expecting some sort of intricate double fanucci with the demonic host laughing and quipping when the players screwed up, building tension before each elimination. Nope. Old Maid with a bluffing system. So much disappointment. On the bright side, it was a dollar, and it's got trading cards, if you're into those. Otherwise, give it a pass.
Lamia's Game Room Lamia's Game Room is a casual card game done by Digital Crafter. Lamia's Game Room is a mystery card game that plays [for me] similar to Old Maid, with a visual novel type story tied to it. It's a bit short, it took me about 4-5 hours to beat and get all of the achievements. At the time I played, spelling and grammatical errors plauged the entire game. The game is all about fooling your opponent by playing your cards and when you can, expressions right. You got a "Lamia" card you need to get your opponent to take and hold onto, so they "lose." I focued more on the gameplay then the story, though I didn't feel it very interesting.The levels starting out were rather simple, easy to catch on and get into the rhythm. Towards the end, the characters you're playing against get a lot better and their factial give aways are no longer always accurate. I recommend this on I en
Lamia's Game Room is a card game with a somewhat dark atmosphere. Technically it runs fine (no crashes), but the misspellings and grammatical errors can become annoying. The player attempts to escape the eponymous creature by battling two opponents in each chapter to progress to the next. The game is basically Old Maid with a modified card design: the paired cards are the seven deadly sins with the "Old Maid" being the Lamia. When a card is selected but not yet taken, the holder may have certain expressions that can clue the player in to whether the card is the Lamia or otherwise. In practice I found this system to be unreliable; the bluffs are often inaccurate and only get worse with each subsequent chapter. This can make the end games tedious as the player's low win rate will require more than a few retries to progress. However the game is still worth a recommend as the ending shows
Pretty decent little card game, though it's too short and took me only a bit more than an hour to finish, but I enjoyed it regardless of it's cons. It lacks the story and has terrible English translation, but that's not really a big deal since we get a hint of continuation at the end of the game. The art and the soundtrack are very nice, as well as the game's atmosphere. A lot of reviewers say it's purely based on luck - not true. All you have to do is be smart and watch opponents' reactions, analyze them and do it fast. The game worth it's price, so grab it if you like card games with a twist or enjoy fooling people in games.
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