SPOILER ALERT
Brad and Corey spoil the hell out of Call of Cthulhu in this episode. It’s the last game they discuss before singing off for banter, and the spoiler section lasts from 56:21 to 01:22:42. We give an audio warning on the show, but please avoid this section if you don’t want to be spoiled on the game.
SPOILER ALERT
Brad and Corey are back with some updates and experimental games this week. Brad gives one game update and discusses something new while Corey dives back into indie jank (in VR!) and plays a game on his… Apple Watch? They also have a spoiler-filled deep-dive on Call of Cthulhu. For banter they bring several movies to the table, including Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, Widows, and The House with a Clock in its Walls.
Timestamps:
PaulPaul: 01:56
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden: 16:59
Lifeline: Whiteout 31:22
Below: 44:25
Call of Cthulhu: 56:21
Closing: 01:22:42
Banter: 01:26:00
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Brad, now you’re a stay at home dad and home schooler, how tempting is it to play more games?
Is it especially tempting to try and find educational games you can play with your son?
And where does the slippery slope start – if you play a strategy game, then that’s educational right?
Hey Jez! Well, I’ll tell you, I am busy AF during the day… I rarely turn any games on before 11PM. Between laundry, keeping the house, prepping dinner, running errands, etc etc, there’s just not much time during the week. I might squeeze 30 mins in here and there when waiting for the dryer to finish or summat, but that’s about it. When I do play with the son, I’m not even remotely worried about finding an “educational” game in a scholastic sense — most games have value in them if you tilt your perspective a bit. When we play… Read more »