1. No, video games need a win condition, or even just some sort of progression.
2. No, my argument for game 1 applies even more here.
3. No, see game 1, and see game 2.
4. Yes, it's just a basic clicker game, no upgrades or anything, "Get to 1,000" is a reasonable goal.
5. Yes, saying no here is just admitting you've never heard about Snakes and Ladders.
6. No, at this point you're just watching someone, at least with game 5 there was randomness.
7. No, you're watching someone, and then they give you a picture.
8. No, take game 7, and remove the watching part, and considering the fact that having something will never remove video gameness, safe to say, it's less video gamey.
9. No.
10. No, video games are just the game, not Simon Says, and about the VR thing you mentioned, this game isn't VR.
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That looks painful. All those crates, just 1 target, yet all but one of them are as useful as walls, and the last one being impossible because of all the crates.
Thanks, I managed to get a ghost snake which I couldn't get past (Well, at least without other glitches), but I managed to use a different glitch to get past it.
How do you save? I can tell you can probably save based off of the string of letters at the bottom of the checkpoints which resemble a save code, but how do you use those?
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