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Sapphire Seed caught 55 dinosaurs!
I got 200 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

🦕Catch the moving dinosaur
Take the challenge now!
👉 [Play on the Stove App]

lostchacha caught 50 dinosaurs!
I got 900 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

🦕Catch the moving dinosaur
Take the challenge now!
👉 [Play on the Stove App]

STOVE82700503's record is 268 points!
I got 200 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

👉 [Play on the Stove App]

설벽님이 잡은 공룡은 60마리에요!
도전 보상으로 900 플레이크를 받았어요.
괜찮은 실력이군요!
하지만 진짜 고수들은 더 빠르던데요?

🦕움직이는 공룡 잡기
지금 도전하세요!
👉[스토브 앱에서 플레이]

VVIP SKILLS

* Awakening ~ Suppressed Shot: In Zombie Mode, pressing E will activate the Awakening skill that switches to third person, and the character will use Dual Double Barrel-Noble Silver and shoot 4 explosive shots that deal damage to enemies within the radius in front of her. Provide self-heal, unlimited ammo, and increased movement speed for teammates in 10 seconds. While playing Adventure Mode, damage will increase based on buffs.

*Quick Punch: Only for BL and GR characters. Press E to execute a quick punch in a closed combat situation.

*Special Character: Available in Zombie Mode and Mutation Mode, retains all bonus perks.

*Rank Match Emote Victory (Idol).

*Functionality: This character can hold up to 3 (or 4 if unlocked) and can be changed in the Character Upgrade System.

*200% EXP bonus for the owner.

<Mario, I'm so happy to see you!>

While I was moving the April keyword article to another place by mistake, this thought suddenly occurred to me.

“I’m in Tokyo right now, why don’t I write this down?”

This may be a bit personal, but

As a hardcore gamer, I personally saw, heard and felt emotions in Tokyo.

I'd like to explain this keyword in the way I introduce myself as a city called 'Tokyo' .

This travelogue consists of three parts:

We plan to introduce the impressions we received from each area of Tokyo by incorporating them into the game.

The first one, Part 1 , is structured as follows:

Narita Airport – Nintendo Check-in
Ikebukuro – Minecraft
Shibuya HMV – Game Music

Since this is a keyword that is being posted a little late,

We have prepared more thoroughly and in-depth than anyone else.

"Dear guests, the review will begin shortly.
Please take your seats and fasten your seat belt. Thank you." ✈️
<My Tokyo Story from 2025.04.28 to 05.05!>

Narita Airport - Nintendo Check-in

As soon as I got off the plane, a happy face caught my eye. It was Mario.
My head was already full of plans to visit Nintendo Tokyo, and as I was passing by the souvenir corner in the airport, I came across a set of three 'Gacha' items.
But I kept my promise to myself to “only do one” and ended up doing just one. And then… I immediately regretted it.
Because I couldn't find this gacha anywhere after that.
Just as choices in a game cannot be undone, so too may opportunities in travel be limited to one opportunity only.
So, everyone, if you have an opportunity right in front of you, don't be afraid to take advantage of it and enjoy it.

<The gacha I carried with me like a talisman during this trip!>

Ikebukuro - Minecraft

As soon as I arrived in Ikebukuro, I felt
It felt like, “Isn’t this a Minecraft town?”
Square characters, block-like structures, and even a world of Mark goods are everywhere.

I've been playing this game since the days when 'Notch' was making Minecraft.
It was touching to see this culture become one.
I haven't seen the movie yet, but I plan to see it first thing when I return home.

Just like Minecraft, small pixels build up to create a world.
Ikebukuro was a place that showed the ‘gamer’s world’ right before my eyes.

<I still regret not buying Hell Gate and Mark goods...>

<From left, Creeper doll, Enderman doll, and Mark clock??>

Shibuya HMV - Game Music

How do you listen to music?
We still have LPs and a turntable at home,
I am often an 'OldSchool' style listener who listens to music with them.

So, in Tokyo, music shops like HMV were a must-visit.
AC/DC, Queen, Oasis… among the familiar names
This time the game music section caught my eye.
Final Fantasy, Cyberpunk, Smash…
It made me think, “Game music has now become a genre.”

Games are now an art form that touches the heart with music.
I heard, felt, and remembered that emotion right in the middle of Shibuya.

From Cowboy Bebop to Cyberpunk 2077.

The moment I saw the album cover, my ears were already ringing

“ Tank! ” and “ I Really Want to Stay At Your House ” began to ring out.

Come to think of it, I've never listened to a game OST on LP or CD.

Maybe that's why, just looking at the album covers spread out before my eyes

It felt like I was reliving 'moments from the game' again.

Just when I was surprised to learn that Smash also has an LP,

The OST of Hogwarts Legacy, not the Harry Potter series

I was surprised once again to see him confidently taking up a seat.

For a moment, I thought, “Will anyone buy this?”

The next thing that struck my mind was Far Cry Primal .

For me, the start of the Far Cry series was Far Cry 3.

In that free and unhindered open world

Far Cry Primal, who fought with spears and bows instead of guns

It was a work whose existence was forgotten for a while.

I came across the OST of such a game, and it was right in the middle of Tokyo.

A truly strange feeling came over me.

In addition, there are Shovel Knight, Rockman, Galaxy Express 999 , etc.

It was full of works that made my heart flutter as a child.

Especially when watching Shovel Knight's LP

'If I ever make my own game,

I want to make a great album like this and become someone's memory.

I also began to have small dreams.

While walking around Tokyo
I felt like a player exploring one huge game.
Nintendo check-in at the airport,
Minecraft in Ikebukuro
And even the music I met in Shibuya...

Now I conclude my journey here in Part 1 ,

We will continue to move forward as a player exploring Tokyo.

My story continues.

“It was a very clear morning that day.
The blueness of the sky was enough to leave people who had left their homes in a hurry with their mouths agape for a moment.”
— Haruki Murakami, “The Bakery Attack”