Adnan Iqbal

 Gray Dawn Introduction: Gray Dawn, an independent survival horror game crafted by the Romanian game studio Interactive Stone, saw its release on June 7, 2018. This eerie gaming experience combines elements of psychological thriller and religion, centering around Father Abraham, a priest on a mission to locate a missing altar boy. The gameplay immerses players in a first-person survival horror perspective as they step into the shoes of Father Abraham, navigating the game's environments by walking and interacting with specific objects. Gray Dawn employs voice-overs and subtitles to convey its intricate narrative, allowing players to delve deeper by listening to recorded materials. Progressing through the story involves solving puzzles and, optionally, collecting seven images of Christ. The culmination of these choices leads to one of two different endings. Gameplay: The game unfolds on Christmas Eve in 1920, presenting Father Abraham with a web of mysteries to unravel, commencing wi...

 SIMULACRA 2 Introduction: Simulacra, with its stylized all-capital lettering, is a video game that falls into the genre of detective-horror. This game was released in 2017 and was both developed and published by Kaigan Games, a video game developer based in Malaysia. It's important to note that the game was made available on multiple gaming platforms, including Windows, iOS, Android, macOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. In terms of critical reception, Simulacra has generated mixed reviews from video game critics. Some reviewers have lauded the game for its intriguing and frightening premise, as well as its unique gameplay concept. They appreciate the way it immerses players in a suspenseful and eerie experience. However, the game has not been without its criticisms. Some reviewers have expressed disappointment with the quality of voice acting in the game, deeming it subpar. Gameplay: The narrative of Simulacra commences when the player discovers a lost mobile phone...

 Lost Marbles Introduction: In "Lose Your Marbles," players are tasked with shifting marbles of various colors to create matches on the game board, while new marbles continuously descend at regular intervals. Whether facing off against another player or the computer-controlled opponent, the objective in "Lose Your Marbles" is to inundate the adversary's board with marbles. Forming combinations of three, four, or five marbles results in the removal of those marbles from the player's board. Furthermore, a five-marble match sends marbles cascading onto the opposing player's board. Thanks to its user-friendly controls, "Lose Your Marbles" can be enjoyed by two players on a single keyboard. Additionally, the game offers a LAN multiplayer mode, enabling two players to connect and compete over a local network. Gameplay: The initial release of the game featured a tagline proclaiming, "Better than Tetris or your money back!" SegaSoft even offe...

 Day Of The Tentacle Remastered Introduction: Day of the Tentacle, alternatively known as Maniac Mansion II: Day of the Tentacle, is a graphic adventure game created and published by LucasArts in 1993. It serves as the sequel to the 1987 game Maniac Mansion. The game's storyline revolves around Bernard Bernoulli and his companions, Hoagie and Laverne, who embark on a mission to thwart the sinister Purple Tentacle—a sentient, disembodied appendage—from world domination. Players assume control of this trio, tackling puzzles while utilizing time travel to explore various historical periods. Dave Grossman and Tim Schafer co-directed the game's development, marking their first experience in such leadership roles. They retained certain elements from Maniac Mansion while simplifying the character selection aspect. Inspirations for the game included Chuck Jones' cartoons and American history. Notably, Day of the Tentacle was the eighth LucasArts title to utilize the SCUMM engine. G...

 How to Survive Introduction: "How to Survive is a top-down perspective game with two modes: story and challenge, both playable by up to two players. In challenge mode, players start on one side of an island and must reach the opposite end where their getaway vehicle is waiting. Their mission is to collect materials, craft weapons, and escape the island without dying. There are no time constraints in either mode, allowing players to take their time. Players assume the roles of three survivors: the versatile Kenji, the agile Abbie, and the brawny Jack. These survivors are stranded on one of four zombie-infested islands forming an archipelago. They encounter Andrew, a wounded survivor, and meet Ramon, an elderly one-legged man who owns a boat for inter-island travel. Together, they devise a plan to escape using a beached seaplane with Andrew as the pilot. Ramon sends the survivor to gather materials for plane repairs. Gameplay: During the survivor's journey, they encounter Kovac...