Adnan Iqbal

 Goodbye Deponia Introduction: While traveling towards the upper ascension station aboard Bozo's cruiser, Rufus and Goal encounter an Organon cruiser that becomes an obstacle. In their efforts to rescue Goal, Rufus encounters Barry, an enthusiastic fan who wants to witness Rufus in action. In the process of freeing Goal, Bozo's cruiser is inadvertently destroyed. With their cruiser gone, Rufus, Goal, Doc, and Bozo are left with no choice but to continue their journey to the upper ascension station in Porta Fisco on foot. They spend the night at a hotel where Doc and Bozo set up a lab to finally merge the three Goal personalities. However, they deceive Rufus by sending him on a wild goose chase for an important object they believe doesn't exist. Gameplay: Meanwhile, Argus assigns Cletus and Opperbot to locate Goal after realizing they had captured Donna instead. Rufus discovers the supposed important object in Cletus's room, but when he returns to the lab, the merging op...

 Sniper Elite 3 Introduction: Sniper Elite III, released in 2014, is a third-person tactical shooter stealth video game developed and published by Rebellion Developments. Serving as a prequel to its 2012 predecessor, Sniper Elite V2, it stands as the third entry in the Sniper Elite series. Subsequently, a direct sequel named Sniper Elite 4 was launched in 2017. The narrative of Sniper Elite III unfolds approximately three years before the events of V2, chronicling the adventures of OSS officer Karl Fairburne during the North African conflict in World War II. His mission is to thwart the development of a dangerous new weapon and eliminate the rogue Nazi commander responsible for its creation. Gameplay: Throughout the game, the player's primary weapon is a sniper rifle, though they have access to additional firearms such as submachine guns and pistols, which can be silenced or not depending on the situation. Alongside hand grenades, players can deploy tripwire booby traps, various la...

 Ittle Dew 2+ Introduction: Ittle Dew 2, an action-adventure game created by the Swedish indie studio Ludosity and initially published by Nicalis, serves as the sequel to the 2013 title, Ittle Dew. This game saw its release on November 15, 2016, for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Later, an updated version named Ittle Dew 2+ hit the Nintendo Switch on November 14, 2017, with the updated content eventually reaching the Windows version on May 26, 2019. It's worth noting that the Nintendo Switch was the only platform to receive a physical release of the game. However, on September 20, 2019, Nicalis decided to remove the game from all digital console platforms due to a strained relationship with the developer. Fortunately, the Steam release remained accessible as it was self-published. Subsequently, on March 19, 2020, the game made a comeback on the Nintendo Switch eShop, this time with Ludosity taking on the role of self-publisher. Gameplay: In Ittle Dew 2, players fol...

 Give It Up! Plus Introduction: "Give It Up!" is a captivating rhythmic platform game available for both iOS and Android devices. This engaging title was crafted by the talented Hungarian indie game development studio, Invictus, and it made its debut on December 18, 2014. In this game, players are thrust into the role of controlling a peculiar black blob, using nothing more than intuitive touch controls. Their primary mission is to skillfully maneuver this blob through a series of intricate obstacles, all while adhering to the pulsating rhythm of the game's soundtrack. As the gaming experience evolved, so did the franchise, giving birth to a sequel that was unveiled on October 29, 2015. What sets "Give It Up!" apart is its incorporation of a diverse selection of nine distinct music tracks. However, these tracks are not readily accessible. Players must prove their skill by successfully completing each preceding track without a single misstep, gradually unlocking ...

 Tomb Raider 1+2+3 Introduction: Tomb Raider, also known as Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, was a media franchise spanning from 2001 to 2008. It originated with an action-adventure video game series created by the British gaming company Core Design. Initially owned by Eidos Interactive and later by Square Enix Europe following Square Enix's acquisition of Eidos in 2009, the franchise revolves around the fictional British archaeologist Lara Croft. She embarks on globe-trotting adventures to uncover lost artifacts and explore treacherous tombs and ruins. The gameplay primarily emphasizes exploration, puzzle-solving, navigating perilous environments fraught with traps, and engaging in combat with adversaries. The franchise expanded beyond video games with film adaptations, comics, and novels. Excitingly, on January 27, 2023, The Hollywood Reporter announced that Phoebe Waller-Bridge would be the writer for a TV show adaptation of the video game franchise on Amazon. This adaptation was expect...