Ben Lindbergh

Although it depends, I guess, which, Matt, I know that you will share some thoughts on a little later.

But what are your high-level thoughts on Sorrows?

Yes.

Yeah.

Just to, you know, we won't spoil anything really, but the premise here, you're going to Carcosa, which is, you know, it's kind of the King in Yellow, the 19th century book inspired or Heart of Darkness or any of these other, you know, apocalypse now.

It's like you're not Expedition 33, but Expedition 4.

to this alien planet where this company called Sultari, which is only interested in profit, has sent everyone to mine Lucinite.

So that's kind of the currency in this game, you know, the Comp 2 Obolite currency.

in Returnal.

And all of the previous colonists or expeditions have vanished.

And so you are sent to figure out where they went and also just profit.

And so, you know, you're fighting in the ruins of this civilization, but

which are deserted except for these kind of biomechanical monsters.

And it's very, you know, gothic and striking looking.

It's kind of like the modern Doom games, that sort of design, or kind of a H.R.

Giger, alien-ish influence.

So it's very striking and scenic and picturesque and...

Yeah, it's a great looking game.

I mean, even more so than Returnal, which is the same generation, but much earlier in the generation.

And it's also, correct me if I'm wrong, but there's no setting for performance versus visuals or anything like that.