Ace
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3,106 appearances
32 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2025
last heard 8 Jan
Ace’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I want to check the reviews, and I want to watch a quick Twitch stream. Watch.
We're totally misreading it. Right now, it's like, it's going to be the biggest game of 2025.
You're not wrong. But moving on from that, actually, we have one of the most anticipated indies probably of all time coming, and that would be Deltarune. What do you know about Deltarune, Ryan?
I knew it. Did you know Deltarune is an anagram for Undertale?
Yeah. Deltarune, you know how big Undertale is. Undertale's huge. People freaking love Undertale. Deltarune is made by the same guy. It is like a multiverse sort of situation, prequel sort of thing. I don't even really know how to explain it. It's been releasing in chapters very slowly over the years.
And this is going to be the next third and fourth chapter coming out. And I guess that's going to basically be the end from all I know. And people are so freaking hyped for this. You would hate this game. It's a turn-based RPG.
I hate this one. He'd be like, Oh, pixels.
but what I know about it is it's going to have great humor. It's going to have an absolutely banging soundtrack because Undertale, if Undertale has one thing, it is an incredible soundtrack, which I think was like all done with like a pirated version of garage band initially.
Which is amazing.
It's unclear from what I've seen. The characters from Undertale appear in it, but they don't acknowledge any of the events of Undertale. So it's like... Yeah, it's very strange. It's like there, but not. If you wanted me to look into the lore, we would be here for an hour.
We don't have an hour to talk about Deltarune. Not when we have an incredible, silly little game called Backseat Drivers to look at. Oh, yeah. This one, I think, is a little more up our alley. Yes. All right. Backseat Drivers, which someone in our Discord linked this. I'm sorry I didn't go back and check. You know who you are. You're a beast. Yeah, you rule. You rule. Unnamed person. Again.
I don't know if this is quite a rage game so much as a cooperation game where one person will be playing a granny who sits in the front seat and can barely see over the steering wheel of her car. And the other person is going to be the annoying grandson who sits in the backseat and is going to try to guide her through the obstacle course and through traffic.
And from what I've seen, it's pretty chaotic right off the bat.
It's got one of my favorite things, too. It's got proximity chat as well as the moving mouths like from headliners.
It's unclear.
It's the same as the extraction games that we talk about. You play it for a little bit. You don't need to play it forever. You don't need to commit yourself to this game.
You're going to see a lot of YouTube videos, a lot of streamers playing this. And it's like, It's just a silly little game. I can't wait to see it.
Like you said, there is a free test drive.
There you go. And Ryan, it's not an indie episode unless we talk about a roguelike. Oh, absolutely. Especially with you, brother. Oh, yeah. You know me. But we're talking about a roguelike called Undermine 2. I did not play the original Undermine. I actually watched someone on YouTube play through the entire thing.
Imagine how boring that is, being the person watching someone else play through a roguelike. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I can only imagine. Undermine 2 is a very unique and fun roguelike. It's almost Stardew Valley-like in its pixel art aesthetics.
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