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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My poor phone battery couldn't take it, unfortunately. Well, I can't help you there. I'm just a little cheap on that. That's all my fault. But it's my turn to hit the number four spot, and I want to talk about Blasphemous. You'll never guess what genre Blasphemous is from, guys.
Oh, yeah. You know, it might just happen to be my favorite genre in all of indie ever. The Metroidvania. No.
It's just something so pure about the experience of Metroidvania and just how big and open it is and how exciting. And I love it. Blasphemous, though, is another kind of pixel art game. It's got beautiful pixel art, absolutely stunning pixel art. But it takes place in a... I don't really know what you call it. It's not Catholic. I don't want to call it Catholic. It feels bad.
But a very heavily Catholic-inspired religious world. Yeah, there you go. Where a grievous miracle is bestowed all these quote-unquote gifts upon the land. And these gifts are nothing but suffering and pain, being that the first miracle was a guy getting twisted around a tree and lifted into the air. So... but blasphemous is like beautifully dark.
And I absolutely love it. Every boss you fight is one of these people who's been bestowed with the quote unquote gifts from the miracle. And you, as you fight them and as you pick up items, you kind of learn more about them and about the world you're in. And you play as a guy with a big pointy hat called the Penitent One, and he's taken a vow of silence.
So it makes total sense why everyone else talks and you don't. That's pretty cool.
I mean, I don't know if either of you have ever picked up and played Blasphemous at all, but.
But it's a really hard game, John. I'm going to warn you now.
If another crab's treasure wasn't your cup of tea, Blasphemous is... Just as difficult, if not more.
Ryan, you might be able to mess with Blastmasters. I think you'd like it. It's got super good graphics for pixel art, but it also has the same thing like Doom, where if you do enough damage to an enemy, you can glory kill them, and each enemy has a unique animation.
That sounds good. What I love about it is, uh, You can't spend a ton of time in the levels because you need to gather as much stuff as possible and get out.
Because there's a timer at the bottom, and the longer you stay in the level, the timer is going to keep moving up, and that's increasing the difficulty of the game.
Over and over again. At the end, it gets to the last bar, and it's just... I can't kill him.
that's the hardest difficulty yeah but it's uh it's an absolute blast man like we will definitely get you in on it it's uh it's a 3d roguelike too so it's very interesting to see like roguelikes within 3d environments like that because that's not a very common thing within the indie yeah i would agree with you on that yeah yeah yeah but uh you want to go ahead and give us your third one john yeah so i had uh i had a tough time with this one because there's kind of like a
Getting to know the people who made your game are pretty rad. I have not played the second game. I bought it. I haven't played it yet. But I played the first game and it's DLC as well as a mobile game that no longer exists.
I was just curious what makes it the step above for you.
I also get like breaking – kind of breaking in your palette for indie games too with what's popular versus what's actually fun.
True. What about you, Ace? What's your number three? For me, number three, I have Death's Door.
oh great game i was hoping to get that reaction oh great game yeah that's that's another one of these or would you call that kind of like a horror game vaguely i wouldn't maybe call it a horror game it's not i wouldn't call it it's more like i'm not it's more of a existential crisis kind of game this is like basically like playing through your own ghibli film is what it is for me oh okay
You play as a little crow who is a servant of death going around collecting souls when suddenly during one of your missions you're interrupted and the soul is stolen and sent through death's door and you have to retrieve it otherwise you can never go home. And while you're in the real world, you're not immortal.
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