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  The Premise Developed by Klei Entertainment (creators of  Don’t Starve ),  Oxygen Not Included  tasks players with managing a colony of "Duplicants" in an alien asteroid’s subterranean depths. Survival hinges on mastering real-world physics: gas diffusion, thermal dynamics, fluid mechanics, and ecosystem cycling—all while battling suffocation, starvation, and psychological breakdowns 2 6 9 . Core Gameplay: Where Science Meets Desperation The Oxygen Paradox : Oxygen management is the linchpin. Early-game algae-based oxygen generators deplete rapidly, forcing a shift to electrolysis (splitting water into O₂ and H₂). However, hydrogen floats upward, CO₂ sinks, and misplaced vents can suffocate your colony. This gas-layer simulation isn’t just aesthetic—it’s a matter of life and death 1 3 7 . Resource Juggling & Sustainability : Every resource is finite. Water fuels farms and oxygen machines; coal powers generators but emits CO₂; waste pollutes water. The genius l...

FromSoftware 's  Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice  isn't just a game; it's a crucible. Thrusting players into the beautifully brutal, myth-steeped world of late Sengoku-period Japan, it strips away the RPG trappings of Soulsborne titles and delivers a focused, relentless, and ultimately sublime experience centered on one thing:  masterful sword combat. The Premise:  You are Wolf, the disgraced and disfigured "one-armed wolf," sworn protector of the Divine Heir, Kuro. After a catastrophic failure, you embark on a perilous quest for redemption and rescue, traversing war-torn landscapes, clashing with monstrous foes, and facing down corrupted samurai, grotesque creatures, and legendary warriors. The narrative, while more direct than typical FromSoftware fare, unfolds with intriguing lore and memorable characters, driven by themes of loyalty, immortality's curse, and the cost of defiance. The Core: Deflection is King.  Forget dodging rolls and stamina bars. Sekiro lives...