High Noon RPG vs with Mountain Smiling

It's the explosive conclusion to the Deimos RPG trilogy! Sarge and the gang are back, and this time our heroes find themselves trying to survive in the old west! But before they can get back to the 21st century where they belong, Sarge must evade the evil Sheriff Wadsworth who is hot on his trail! Fight your way through the old western town of Mountain Grove past the Sheriff and his men, and the Kenny Gang posse, as our heroes try to get back in time to where they belong! Built off of the tried and true Level Up RPG engine from Ape Apps, Demios 3 - High Noon is a perfect game that you can pick up and play, and then put back down again on a moments notice. That's what Deimos II RPG is all about. Designed to be easy to learn (and kind of easy to master too), High Noon is the perfect free roleplaying game for when you are sitting in the doctors office waiting for them to call your name. And the best part is, it's great for kids and adults of all ages! If you haven't played the other games in the series, you should also check out the original Deimos RPG and the sequel Deimos 2 - End of the Earth. Deimos 3 - High Noon brings the three part story arc to it's exciting conclusion.

"with Mountain Smiling" is an adventure game set in the Antarctic interior, created by veterans of the Japan Antarctic Research Expedition. There's an anecdote about Ernest Shackleton, an explorer from the early 20th century, who reportedly advertised for crew members in a newspaper during an Antarctic expedition with lines like these: 　　　MEN WANTED for Hazardous Journey. 　　　Small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant danger, 　　　safe return doubtful. 　　　Honor and recognition in case of success. In this game, set within a limited one-year timeframe, the story revolves around a trip from the Showa Station on East Ongul Island near the Antarctic continent to the Dome Fuji Station inland. The distance is roughly 1,000km. While this might seem like a manageable distance on paved roads, the speed of snowcat is at most 8km/h, and limited fuel, food supplies, rugged terrain, and adverse weather conditions obstruct progress. Even if the inland trip fails, there's no need to despair. One can easily return from the snowcat to the station using the Return-to-Base (RtB) Pod. By failing or gaining experience, new stories can be acquired, which can then be utilized during subsequent trips. Gather stories through repeated failures and reach the lost Dome Fuji Station. Now, it's time for the departure of new expedition members. No lose, No win.