We’re distributing Arcade Paradise PC secrets to annual fans
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We have some secrets about Arcade Paradise to share with the readers of Eurogamer each year.
They are codes for PC (Steam), and you can claim one by going to the “My account” section of Eurogamer (top-right on desktop website; in the Menu on mobile) and then clicking on the “Codes” tab. Simply look for the Arcade Paradise logo at the bottom of the page to see the hidden content.
We considered Game Paradise to be one of the best video games of 2022. Even if I do say it myself, you should check out the interview I just put out about Arcade Paradise.
You play the role of a laundromat owner in the game. You also operate a game out of the laundromat’s rear room. You’re sticking it to the man by doing that, and the man in this case is your father, Gerald (voiced by Geralt of Rivia star Doug Cockle; pun intended).
Ian is striving to establish his own enterprise, which includes a laundry service. If he uses 1UPs, will he mix them with his whites? To be continued.
Although you start off small, you’ll soon be able to expand your operation and purchase additional cabinets by using the back room computer to process the money you earn from the existing stock and the laundromat business you’re intended to be running. There are more than 35 to collect, and as of the latest DLC, closer to 50 total, and they’re all parodies of well-known real-world video games.
In his review for Arcade Paradise, Chris Donlan gave it high marks. “This zany slice of life will transport you to another time and place,” he wrote. I’ll also mention that it’s the perfect relaxing game for the end of the day.
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