Teeto Deep Dive – Gaming Podcast
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What is Teeto and who made this indie 3D platformer?
Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. Sometimes indie games just hit all the right vibes. Sometimes they're short but memorable, other times unique and different, and sometimes just simply a good time, even if they don't push the envelope too far. On today's episode, we're breaking down our time with Tito. Does it do enough to stand out and revive a dying genre? And is it worth your time and money? Well, we're about to break it all down. But first, some introductions are in order. I am your host, Josh. And joining me, he's the Tito of the bunch, the genetic mutation that oddly just kind of works, even if no one is sure why. It's Ryan.
Do I speak? Does Tito speak at all? Can I say anything?
He says, hi. Just sit there and look pretty, Ryan. Do your job. All right. I'm mad at Ryan. I'm mad at Ryan right now. And if you want to know why, go check out our pre-show. I tried to share some glory, some hype with Ryan. Josh can't do math is all. shot it down like so fast and refused to share glory with me on any scale whatsoever. And so now he doesn't, he's not lying.
It's war. It's fine.
And joining us, he's the Nori of the bunch, the reasonable one, even if we do have to carry him everywhere on our backs. It's Ace. All right, you.
What did I do? That's so good. I didn't get to do a nine-minute screaming match with you. Nobody's safe, Ace. Nobody's safe. Josh is just a madman now. Yeah. No heels for either of you tonight. What did I do to you? Dang it. You celebrated. He's actually a pretty good healer.
Oh, that's true. I did.
Yeah.
Hey, good burn's a good burn, man.
Yeah, you got to respect it, man. I was proud when I came up with that one. That was a good one. I'm not going to lie. Yeah. Well, listen, welcome in everybody to the Video Gamers Podcast. This is going to be a fun episode, man. We are covering the game Tito. For somebody that might not know what Tito is, and they're like, what the heck is a Tito? This is a new 3D platformer from a small little indie studio of two people. called Eat Pant Games. We actually interviewed them on the show last week, so a week ago. If you want to know a little bit more about game development and what it's like to develop your first game and develop a 3D platformer, which is a very difficult genre to be a game developer for, you can check out that episode.
They're awesome people. But now it is time to face the music because we all played the game. And we're going to talk about our thoughts on the game. So that is the topic of today's episode. So, again, if you have played Tito, you will be able to see if you agree with us or not. And if you haven't played it, then we're going to talk about what this game is and whether it's worth your time and money. So. We are going to jump right into it, ladies and gentlemen. I always like to talk about kind of hype level. I think it's important for people to know kind of a mindset going into a game. We do this for just about every deep dive because a lot of times maybe we're really excited for a game and you go, you know what?
I went into this game hoping for the best. Sometimes it works out. Sometimes it doesn't work out. So, Ryan. Prior to ever, prior to ever playing Tito, what was your interest slash hype level for this game?
I really didn't know much until we started talking to everybody and it came through with the demo. So the Tito came around and we were able to kind of check out the demo stuff. So that's when the hype started building. I'm like, I did hop into the demo. I got to check things out and I'm like, Man, I'm kind of vibing with this. I like this. It definitely, and this is why people, you put out a good quality demo because that can really make or break a game. So once we hopped into that, I played a good bit and it wasn't a little five minute, 10 minute, 15 minute demo. It's, you know, they gave you a good bit of play time to really kind of learn what the game was going to be. So my hype meter went up a good bit once I checked it out.
It was enjoyable and it played well. I like the characters.
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