Jason Schreier

And I think of Little Nightmares as well as kind of Tarsier looking at Playdead, who, were they also Swedish?

This is very like Scandinavian ethos behind these games, or aesthetic at least.

Looking at those games and thinking, oh yeah, we could do something like that.

Playdead is Danish, actually.

Oh, Danish.

Okay, so Scandinavian.

Kind of like leaning into that kind of horror and that kind of darkness and vibe there.

So this, yeah, it works functionally kind of like a Limbo, only it's co-op.

It's designed for two players.

I haven't played it in single player, though I know you can play it single player, but Dan and I have just played through the first maybe third of the game or something.

And it's really cool.

It's very different from something like Split Fiction.

And in some ways I don't like it as much, but we're still having a great time.

So the game is, the setup is very mysterious, similar to Limbo.

You play as a little boy and a little girl who are called the boy and the girl.

But they're both totally wild looking.

Like the boy is like, I think he has like a sack over his head and like a noose around his neck.

And they seem almost like they're like discarded automatons or like reanimated corpses.

Like the way they walk is this kind of like loping thing.

sort of loose shuffle.