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The number of dinosaurs caught by Karatibi is 62!
I got 400 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

🦕Catch the moving dinosaur
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Mr. Han Ga-han caught 53 dinosaurs!
I got 900 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

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STOVE163825261977512 caught 53 dinosaurs!
I got 500 Flakes as a challenge reward.
You have some good skills!
But aren't the real experts faster?

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The number of dinosaurs caught by the cancer girl is 123!
I got 800 Flakes as a challenge reward.
Top Ranker Mode ON 👑
But you mustn't let your guard down!

🦕Catch the moving dinosaur
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The last part is a vicious and stressful game, like a jar game .

I absolutely do not recommend this to anyone who thinks it is just a simple horror game and wants to buy and play it.

Originally, I was going to say that although there are many parts that are very inconvenient in terms of convenience, it is playable once you get used to it, the presentation is good, and the difficulty and layout of the puzzles are not bad.

Although it's not a game that I would recommend to everyone, I was going to laugh while talking about the Easter egg that the second verse of Jang Jae-ho's Secret Note song is metal, saying that it's enjoyable enough for those who like it.

Until you play that disgusting last part.

Up until the 4th round of the Ear Dungeon, I thought it was a thoughtless production that couldn't adjust the difficulty level, which is typical of indie games, but after playing the Hand Dungeon, I could clearly feel that it wasn't made poorly, but rather intentionally intended to screw over the users.

Twist the movement keys + make it a single path and if you leave, you die instantly + you must move 2 spaces + mobs move randomly at dozens of times the player's speed and if you touch them, you die instantly + there is no safe zone + you cannot skip dialogue

The only way to clear it is through a prayer meta where you have to pray that mobs don't come near you.

Even jar games aren't made like this.

What's really bad about this is that jar games are that type of genre to begin with, and if you don't want to play them, you can just not do them, but this is a horror game disguised as a trick to lure in people who are interested, and they intentionally put it out like this at the very end.

There may be no cutscene skips. But there is no dialogue skip? Hmm... well, that could be possible.

Every time you open a door, you have to press the option to open it or not? Even items that can only be used once don't get used automatically? Well, that could be the case.

But when I saw that the key was automatically used in the final escape and the door opened and exited on its own, I realized, 'Oh, it's not that they couldn't do it. They were just trying to buy time so I couldn't get a refund.'

If the difficulty level had been like this from the beginning, I would have thought it was just a piece of crap and requested a refund.

You'll reach the last part near the end of the non-refundable platformer, and that disgusting puzzle I mentioned above... no, I don't even want to call it a puzzle.

Something disgusting appears disguised as a puzzle.

The refund time must have passed, and you're probably going to want to see the ending because you played this far and it's a shame, but they're throwing malicious things at the user like, 'Okay, then you should get screwed once, lol.' It's a rare experience to experience how humans release their hatred towards others through the medium of a game.

What really made me vomit was that it wasn't because of my skill, but because they designed the game to be beaten with a prayer meta of "Please don't let the mobs come to me," and then after beating it after hundreds of tries, they would say disgusting comments like "You didn't give up even when things got tough..." and "You're amazing for trying."

I'm so glad I played this game on easy. I wonder if it'll get harder than this? No?

Because by choosing difficulty, you completely block out any reason to even slightly condone this disgusting thing, thinking, "Oh, it was originally an easy section, but I chose the hard difficulty level, so that's why it's like that. I'm just accumulating karma for myself."

In a way, I wish everyone would play this game at least once. Then everyone would accept that the theory of vocal music is right.

Of all the games I played in 2025, this was the one piece of trash I want to erase from my life, and I never want to see the developer's name again.