Ryrie
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59 appearances
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
Ryrie’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think it really helps to tie the story to, to tie the game together. Like Ryan, I'm glad that it was there, but it's not necessarily, it's, it's not a story that you're going to be like, Oh, the story and split fiction is so good. And again, if we're looking at couch co-op games, a lot of couch co-op games tend to be just gameplay, not a whole lot of story.
So it is a little bit different for that genre as well, that they're incorporating more of an in-depth story.
I did enjoy the parts where it kind of explained the stories that you were walking through. Yes, exactly. Why that specific thing. I did enjoy that part a little bit, but like the overall arcing story, overarching, whatever that word is. Yeah, overarching. Some words.
I have one that's in my head, but I want to talk about it when we get to boss fights. So I think instead I'll mention there was a game show level where you play on this game show where basically they're just trying to kill you. You have to... throw a bomb back and forth like hot potato.
If you don't throw it soon enough, it's going to explode and you have to go through an obstacle course to get it all the way to the end. And we had a ton of fun with that one. I remember how excited my wife was when that booted up. She was like, no way, this is a game show. They made a game show level and it was really entertaining. And honestly, probably one of the times that we died the most.
Are we talking about the one with the boss fight? Yeah. That I mentioned? There's a dentist. uh you play as as little teeth i thought it was our candy land at first yeah you're you're jumping from one cake to another walking along honeycombs or whatever um and the joy that we had playing through this and and even Again, we predicted this. My wife was like, something bad is going to happen.
This is not happy-go-lucky. Something is going to go wrong, and you get to the end of this level where you've been jumping around as this happy little tooth on all this cake and candy, and you blow out all the candles on the cake. And then this big old robot dentist appears, and...
he's scary man yeah and he'll he'll take his drill and he'll cut you in half you you become two different parts of a tooth it's uh it's insane it's crazy and probably one of my favorite most memorable levels of the game and my favorite boss fight for sure that boss fight was top notch too man it really was an epic epic boss fight uh on that but that's that's the whole game insane
There wasn't anything particularly that we didn't like. There was a couple of things that we felt were missing. When I asked my wife what she did not like about the game, the only thing she would say is that the monkey should have been a rhythm-based game. She just wished she loves rhythm-based games. I mean, there's nothing that we didn't like.
I felt like if you compare this to It Takes Two, It Takes Two had a lot of really fun, small things to interact with throughout the game. And I felt like this one had less things that were put in just as like mini little interactables. But that's comparing to It Takes Two, which is like the other great game in the co-op genre. So, you know, just as a game on its own, there's nothing wee.
Had an issue.
I don't think you guys died at all. Yeah. Cause like I said, I made a full gameplay video of this and I cut out all of our mistakes and stuff. And I think it was like 11 hours, 45 minutes or something after cutting all of our fails. Yeah.
I wish we had more time to talk about it. I know.
I saw it listed on – When I got the review key, they gave me this review guide of all the chapters and I saw that as the last chapter and I was like, Ooh, that's going to be. Yeah.
Absolutely. This one is a must play. It's worth finding somebody to play with if you don't normally play couch co-op. You mentioned that it's a little bit difficult at times, but honestly, it's not a hard game. I agree with that. I think it's fairly beginner friendly as well. If you want to try to get somebody that doesn't really play games to play with you, it's worth it.
I have no doubts that it will be nominated. Yeah.
Revolt! Revolt!
Yeah, thank you so much for having me. It was fun to be here with you. What did you rate this game, by the way? I gave it a 10 out of 10. My wife gave it a nine out of 10, but for the pure fact that you can't, uh, you can't, there's no room for wiggle is what she was, is what she was saying. So basically in my head, that's a 10 out of 10, but I got in trouble with her.
Cause in our video, I had it scripted where she said, it's a 10 out of 10. She said, I'm not doing that to the camera. So I had to put gameplay footage over that rating. But it's the only game I think that we've rated a number. We don't normally give our games a number, but we did give this one a 9.5 out of 10 when we split it between my wife.
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