Ace

Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. I am your host, Ace, and today we are going to look at a mushroom-filled roguelike, a ridiculous dating simulator, and probably one of the most frustrating games you'll ever play in your life. But before that, I've got to introduce to you a man who just came out of a devastating breakup with his toaster. It's Ryan. Ryan.

Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. I am your host, Ace, and today we are going to look at a mushroom-filled roguelike, a ridiculous dating simulator, and probably one of the most frustrating games you'll ever play in your life. But before that, I've got to introduce to you a man who just came out of a devastating breakup with his toaster. It's Ryan. Ryan.

Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. I am your host, Ace, and today we are going to look at a mushroom-filled roguelike, a ridiculous dating simulator, and probably one of the most frustrating games you'll ever play in your life. But before that, I've got to introduce to you a man who just came out of a devastating breakup with his toaster. It's Ryan. Ryan.

Them Eggos are expensive, man.

Them Eggos are expensive, man.

Them Eggos are expensive, man.

Dude, we have got some weird ones to talk about today. We've got some good ones to talk about today.

Dude, we have got some weird ones to talk about today. We've got some good ones to talk about today.

Dude, we have got some weird ones to talk about today. We've got some good ones to talk about today.

But, you know, they're indie all the same. Absolutely. But before we get into them, I have a little question for you. All right. What do you like to see most from these indie developers in these indie games?

But, you know, they're indie all the same. Absolutely. But before we get into them, I have a little question for you. All right. What do you like to see most from these indie developers in these indie games?

But, you know, they're indie all the same. Absolutely. But before we get into them, I have a little question for you. All right. What do you like to see most from these indie developers in these indie games?

That's great, man. I think that's exactly the way I feel, too. Oh, cool. Indie games have so much more heart, it feels like. AAA games have heart. I'm not going to say that at all.

That's great, man. I think that's exactly the way I feel, too. Oh, cool. Indie games have so much more heart, it feels like. AAA games have heart. I'm not going to say that at all.

That's great, man. I think that's exactly the way I feel, too. Oh, cool. Indie games have so much more heart, it feels like. AAA games have heart. I'm not going to say that at all.

Yeah, yeah. Rockstar puts their all into every game they make.

Yeah, yeah. Rockstar puts their all into every game they make.

Yeah, yeah. Rockstar puts their all into every game they make.

They do put all their money into it, like a freaking studio film. But when you play an indie game, especially one that not a lot of people talk about, a lot of times you find those hidden gems, you're just like... this is just someone like trying to relive their nostalgia days and like give it back to you. And you're just like, I can feel it. And I love it. Yeah. That's a good answer. I like that.

They do put all their money into it, like a freaking studio film. But when you play an indie game, especially one that not a lot of people talk about, a lot of times you find those hidden gems, you're just like... this is just someone like trying to relive their nostalgia days and like give it back to you. And you're just like, I can feel it. And I love it. Yeah. That's a good answer. I like that.