Ben Lindbergh

Which I spent at least 20 minutes on, which you did not have to do.

But the stone skipping, the skipping physics were pretty fleshed out.

And there were all these targets.

Wildly satisfying.

It was.

And I was, we need a stone skipping simulator.

Forget about commute and transit simulator.

I want to just skip stones.

But it was like wildly satisfying physics.

to actually skip these stones.

There's a softball experience where you're swinging and you're trying to hit homers.

There's just such a wide range of ways to interact with this world.

Even if each individual one is pretty abbreviated, sometimes they really impressed me with just how novel they were.

I thought this worked better as a video game.

We've all seen plenty of shows and movies that trod similar territory.

And I thought the fact that this was a game and that I could control these people in these worlds, even if I didn't get a game over.

So what?

I still felt like I was embodying these characters.

And there were times where, okay, it's not like you have a certain number of lives, you have an allotment of lives, and then you have to reset or something.

But