Sometimes our reviews and discussions end up off topic enough from the game itself that we decide to split it into it’s own episode. We’ve had a busy couple of months with non-gaming related life events, so we have a bonus episode discussing genre in video games. Next month we should be back to our regularly-scheduled programming, and thank you for your patience in the meantime!
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“Airship Serenity”, “Nowhere Land”
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Sometimes our reviews and discussions end up off topic enough from the game itself that we decide to split it into it’s own episode, and in our review of Celeste, we had quite a few of those. We had a busy month with non-gaming related life events, so we have a bonus episode with some tangents for you this time around!
We have something a little different for you, as some life stuff gave us less time than usual to play our selected games. Paul made an indie game! And we decided it might be interesting to do a postmortem about the development process.
Open Ocean is available on: Steam | itch.io
This month’s recommendations:
Frank suggests going on a picnic
Paul suggests Open Ocean, an indie game on Steam and itch.io
Ally suggests making a game, or a podcast, or knit a blanket, or something creative
This month, we played Celeste, developed and published by Matt Makes Games Inc.
Celeste is available on: Steam | itch.io | Switch | PS4 | Xbox One
This month’s recommendations: