Ace of Shame

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Video Gamers Podcast · [Deep Dive] Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist - Gaming Podcast · 29 Jan 2025 podcast

Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. We've said many times that we're huge fans of indie devs and the incredible, artistic, fun indie games they make. And well, it's time to prove it. So we're going to be starting a brand new series where we cover the wide and wonderful world of indie games. That's right, for the next few weeks...

or maybe longer, we'll be bringing you a jam-packed third episode each week where we cover all things indie, game reviews, news, and more. If you're a fan of indie or just more gaming talk in general, then these episodes are for you.

today we'll be covering the recent hit release of ender magnolias but first some introductions are in order i am your host josh and joining me the last indie game he played was indiana jones in the great circle and when we came up with the idea he asked if he needed to buy a hat and a whip

Indie, indie. No. Oh, man. Ryan's face trying to figure out like, wait, oh, I get it. The whole indie thing.

Yeah. And joining us. What? He's the indie master himself.

That's the wrong indie again. The man who has been feverishly trying to get Ryan and I to look at and play Tales of Iron 2, it's the one, the only Ace of Shame.

I feel like you with Tales of Iron 2 is like me with Remnant 2, where it's just like, I'm not going to let up until you people play this game. Exactly. I mean, what more do you want? It's got blood, gore, and rats. That's true. That's true. And the ratdom. Exactly. The ratdom. Sounds a little bit too like something else that we won't talk about right now. All right.

Welcome in, everybody, to this very special third episode. We hope that you're as excited as we are. This is something that we have talked about for a while. We're in an awesome groove. We've got our two main shows, our Monday and our Thursday episodes. But it's one of these things where it's like, Man, we know that people want more content. What can we give them?

And one of the things that we feel like we have been rather negligent on is the world of indie games. I know gamers that don't play anything that is not indie. And Ace, I know you're a huge fan of indie games, but you also play a lot of mainstream games and stuff as well. Um, but so this is something that we're very passionate about.

We want to bring you as the listener, more content and, you know, in kind of brainstorming that and thinking about that, we thought, dude, let's really dive into the indie world a little bit more. Number one, we have mad respect for indie devs. Um, the passion that they have for games is honestly something that we are absolutely committed to supporting. Um,

Some of the best games, some of the most fun games have come from indie devs. There seems to be this kind of loss of what gamers want from the AAA gaming world. And so indie devs have really just... It's something that we love supporting and we want to talk more about. And that's why we're doing this episode. And then we thought...

You know, who can talk about indie games all day and knows everything that's going on in the indie world? And then, you know, Ace, obviously you came to mind right away on this. Awesome friend of the show. We met you through the show for people that don't know.

And I'll be honest, we've become very, very good friends. And here we are. So I know this is one reason we love doing this podcast is the people that we have gotten to meet through this podcast and not to get sappy, but you are absolutely one of those. And we absolutely consider you a very good friend. So we're thankful for that. And then we're like, well, how can we abuse Ace, man?

We want more content. Come on now. Let's put this guy to work. Yeah. So yeah. So for the listeners, this is something we're going to do on a weekly basis. Try it out. Let us know what you think about it. But yeah, we'll be covering kind of the world of indie games, news, maybe game reviews and stuff like that. So we're...

I don't want to speak for you guys, but I know I'm really excited for this, man.

Yeah, like Tales of Iron 2. Exactly.

Oh, man. Oh, look at that. So, Ace, let's kind of just start off with what is it about indie games that resonates with you so much? I mean, from the time we've known you, you've always been talking about indie titles and things that you're excited for. Famously, Another Crab's Treasure, which was a hit game in 2024. You were the one in our community that was just absolutely going like,

I'm shouting this to the world. This is going to be great. And then the game released, and sure enough, it was great. I don't want to give you a big head and say that you're right on these things, but you definitely have your finger on the pole. So what is it about indie games that resonates with you so much?

I still did not try it. Despite my insistence, you would not play it. Oh, my gosh. and i've heard so many good things it legitimately is one of those games i kind of have fomo on where i'm like dang it i really did miss out on this so i want to know though speaking of like because it's like souls like so does the crab roll does the crab can the crab roll oh yeah Is that a sushi joke, Ryan?

Yeah. I agree with you. It's one of those things where we have, as we have seen the failure in a lot of the AAA games and seen the success from indie devs. And Ryan and I have said this many times on the main show that, you know, the, the future for the indie world looks very, very bright. Oh yeah. Because,

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