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3a.
—Leaderboard: All-Time Total Scores—
1st Place - 68 Points
"Radical Dreamer" @CidNight
2nd Place - 62 Points
“Doubles Master” @kory
3rd Place - 58 Points
"The End" @arauz
4th Place - 38 Points
@Gaagaagiins
5th Place - 33 Points
@christoffing
6th Place - 29 Points
@saddleblasters
7th Place - 19 Points
"Quarter Master" @bloomingbridges
8th Place - 18 Points
"Jumping Flash!" @billy
9th Place - 27 Points
@beets
10th Place - 16 Points
@latescapegoat
11th Place - 13 Points
@Metroplex
12th Place - 9 Points
@Creekgrin
—The Beautiful Games—
A record will be kept of all games which conclude with point values greater than or equal to 15.
@arauz with 15 Points!
They guessed correctly in a round hosted by @kory where the answer was _Grim Fandango,_ knowing only that it was _originally_ an American developed PC game released between 1995 and 2005, later released on several other platforms, and had _something_ to do with skeletons/a skeleton.
Yours truly, with 15 Points!
In a round hosted by @CidNight, after a flurry of pointed guesses about a post 2004 open world game set in the real world and in Asia, correctly identified _Ghost of Tsushima._
@arauz, once again, with 15 Points!
In a round hosted by @christoffing, knowing only the game's decade of release, the variety of play modes, it would be placed roughly in the "Sports" section of the library if it was a book, and that the game was **_SIMPLICITY,_** they correctly identified _Kirby's Air Ride!_
@kory , with a staggering 19 Points!
In a round hosted by @christoffing, knowing that the game was released in the 90s, that it was on PCs and consoles (itself a bit of a red herring), it may bring to mind Genghis Khan, and it was **_REGAL,_** they correctly identified Age of Empires II: Age of Kings!
@arauz and @CidNight with 17 Points!
In a round hosted by @bloomingbridges , knowing that the game was released in 2004, was not a platformer, had an interesting choice for its jump button with R1, and had something to do with **STARS**⭐️, @arauz first and then shortly after @CidNight identified _Katamari Damacy,_ with a masterful assist by @CidNight on the jump button question.
@billy with 18 Points!
In a round hosted by @christoffing , knowing that it was a 2000s Portable game, had "**The _madcap_ laughs**" as an explicitly half unhelpful, half even more unhelpful hint, by learning it was a DS game later ported to PSP and smartphones, they correctly identified _Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars._
@beets with 15 Points!
In an **ORANGE** round hosted by @bloomingbridges, knowing this game had orange on the boxart, was on a Sony console but not exclusively, was by a western developer, had melee and long range combat, had a vague relationship to Space Oddity by David Bowie, had a surprising Japanese HUDSON published release, and had no swords or sword-like weapons at all, they correctly identified the 1998 licenced videogame for _The Fifth Element!_
@latescapegoat with 16 Points!
In a round hosted by @Creekgrin , knowing it was not a rhythm game, not released on PC, that it had red prominently on the box art, and that a word in its title had something to do with directions, @latescapegoat identified _Cardinal SYN._
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**Two games for the price of one.**