So the first is called Model Kit Studio.
And it is a...
I think I can guess what this game is.
It is a little curated model making experience.
It's...
Very much based on sort of your plastic model kits.
So your Gundams, your Warhammers, you know, those kinds of, you know, the Gunpla sort of stuff.
It's based very much on that.
And it's sort of robots and vehicles and like small futuristic type models that you can kind of make.
And it's very tactile.
So you get your clippers and you have to kind of clip, well you don't need clippers, but you're clipping everything out from the sprue so you find the piece that's connected and that's where you make your little click.
And then you have to turn the piece that you have and then kind of place the next one in the correct position.
to lock them together.
So it's not as involved as one.
You don't have to glue anything.
You're not actually sort of precisely scraping with a scalpel to get any of the extra plastic off where you've clipped at the connecting piece.
It is very sort of simplified in that sort of sense where everything just clips together.
And that makes it very satisfying because you're not having to painstakingly sit over the top of things.
It's just, oh, I've got this piece now.
Cool.
How do I turn it? Like this.
Great.
I've got this one.
Right.
I'll turn that and I'll fit them together.
So the first is called Model Kit Studio.
And it is a...
I think I can guess what this game is.
It is a little curated model making experience.
It's...
Very much based on sort of your plastic model kits.
So your Gundams, your Warhammers, you know, those kinds of, you know, the Gunpla sort of stuff.
It's based very much on that.
And it's sort of robots and vehicles and like small futuristic type models that you can kind of make.
And it's very tactile.
So you get your clippers and you have to kind of clip, well you don't need clippers, but you're clipping everything out from the sprue so you find the piece that's connected and that's where you make your little click.
And then you have to turn the piece that you have and then kind of place the next one in the correct position.
to lock them together.
So it's not as involved as one.
You don't have to glue anything.
You're not actually sort of precisely scraping with a scalpel to get any of the extra plastic off where you've clipped at the connecting piece.
It is very sort of simplified in that sort of sense where everything just clips together.
And that makes it very satisfying because you're not having to painstakingly sit over the top of things.
It's just, oh, I've got this piece now.
Cool.
How do I turn it? Like this.
Great.
I've got this one.
Right.
I'll turn that and I'll fit them together.
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