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My top 10 games choice for @weirddaysevent The Totemist I love the idea of running a cozy occult shop while something darker unfolds beneath the town. Crafting totems through rituals inspired by real witchcraft makes it feel especially distinctive. Goreticulture Gardening with blood instead of water? That's exactly the kind of weird creativity I love. Turning a gruesome cleanup job into something oddly relaxing is a fantastic twist. Socket A psychological horror game where your boss is literally a wall socket? I'm sold on the premise alone. It's bizarre, unsettling, and immediately makes me curious about the story. Crimson Furnace I love the contrast between managing a tavern and secretly expanding a cult's influence. Cooking cursed dishes while dealing with dangerous customers sounds like wonderfully chaotic management gameplay. Cliff Kingdom The idea of building a kingdom around dramatic cliffs immediately catches my attention. I especially like the unusual setting, which could make even ordinary building decisions feel adventurous. The Plant Shop A cozy plant shop that gradually turns into horror is such a fun contradiction. I love how something as peaceful as caring for plants can become unsettling, especially with mysterious late-night customers. Hitobashira [人柱] I love the combination of retro PSX-style horror, Japanese folklore, and a school trapped in another dimension. The fact that something relentlessly stalks you makes the familiar school setting even creepier. Grandma(88) What fascinates me most is that your grandmother is both the narrator and your opponent. Challenging her memories actually changes the world around you, which is a brilliant way to turn family secrets into gameplay. Welcome, Dear Human A dating simulator that is alive and wants you to date monsters? That's wonderfully strange. I especially like that your choices can influence whether those monsters become kind or terrifying. DOSMIC I love the contrast between a small boy and a world inhabited by enormous, otherworldly creatures. Telling the story entirely through environments, without dialogue, makes its surreal atmosphere especially intriguing.