Danielle Fishel

You could go like straight just mystery.

Like you're just a bunch of kids dealing with, you know, some, some bad person in town or whatever.

You can kind of build it however you want.

And it's not like, it's not like a fighting game.

You know, it's not like D&D because sometimes D&D can get very like,

I'm taking my sword.

Yeah.

It becomes like a video game, whatever.

It's very much a storytelling game and you, and you get to create like, you know, they have archetypes for the kids.

You get to be like the jock, the new kid from out of town, you know?

And so you create this friend group and maybe you're not all friends.

Maybe you're like, don't even really know each other, but this mystery, this adventure is going to bring you together.

It is like the storytelling sweet spot for me because like, I love like first season of stranger things is still like one of my favorite things ever made.

I didn't really stick with it after season.

What was that?

Will you don't like it?

It was good.

To me, if you pull out the 80s aspect, it was just a totally basic television show.

I kind of wish they had just pulled out the referential.

To me, that was the nostalgia that people loved more than anything else.