Totally About Teeto, Lies of P: Overture and Hilarious Headliners - Gaming Podcast
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What indie games are discussed in this episode?
Hello, fellow gamers, and welcome to the Video Gamers Podcast. On this week's indie episode, we're discussing, quite possibly, the best indie Souls-like in existence, Lies of Pi, and discussing the announcement of its first DLC ever. We'll be laughing over the horrible and gruesome deaths we've seen in headliners, talk the exceptional-looking Tito, and marvel over the art style of A Midnight Walk. But before we get into all that, some introductions are in order. I am your host, Josh. And joining me, he's currently trying to sneak past a giant oak tree and being told, no, it's Ryan.
That tree was actually pretty sweet. I definitely went past him or back up to him and had him kick me away just a few times, and he kept throwing me up higher and higher in the air, and I was floating back. It was a good time. Good demo.
Yeah, we'll be talking about the Tito demo, and make sure you pay attention to that because there's something special coming there. and joining us he's the indie master extraordinaire the guy who just went back and played lies of p for eight hours so he'd be ready to talk about the dlc announcement today it's ace hey listen man i'm not a puppet i'm a real boy so i have to get that experience Oh, man. Hey, dude, Lies of P. I said it in the intro. Quite possibly the best indie Souls-like game in existence. And we got the announcement of the DLC for it.
What is Lies of P and why is it significant?
uh so we'll get to that in just a second first of all welcome in everybody thank you for joining us it is awesome to have you here we love doing these indie episodes we've actually gotten some traction on these already dude like there's indie devs that have been reaching out to us on social media and they're like dude thank you guys for like dedicating this episode to it It's so hard to get exposure as an indie dev. It's hard to kind of get people to notice your games and things like that. And our stance has always been we absolutely love indie developers. We love the passion that they have. We love the fact that they're so involved in the gaming community. They often solicit feedback and say, hey, how can we make this game better?
And so this is really just one of the ways that we like to say thank you for that passion to indie devs. And hopefully put some awesome looking indie games on people's radars as well. And we've got a few today, boys.
Oh, boy. Yes, we do.
Let's just start off with Lies of P. Because Ace is grinning already, man. We're going big.
We're going right into it. Give it to me.
Now... ace you played lies of p before i ever even got a chance to dive into it i remember we have we covered it many many times on this podcast leading up to its release we kind of had this up and down bit of a roller coaster with it where we kind of went this looks like it could be like the best game ever and then we kind of went and not real sure um and then the game came out you played it first you loved it uh i played it after that i loved it ryan still put off by the whole souls like thing, not to call you out, but no, no, I love souls games.
Yeah.
Oh, are you sure you want to make that thing any bigger?
I know that's what I was going to say. I don't, I don't have to be Pinocchio for, for my nose to get big. It's there, man.
Oh man. Oh, so, so yeah, Liza P we got the announcement for the DLC overture. Um, What do you guys think about this, man?
Oh, dude, Overture looks incredible. For one thing, it's a DLC that takes place before the whole puppet frenzy thing where all the bad stuff's happening and all the puppets have turned evil and stuff. And it seems like it's a good bit back in the past since, like, the cat that usually pets a kitten. And then they showed off some incredible new weapons, too. Yeah. There's like Wolverine claws. I was just going to say, give me the Wolverine claws, man. That was the number one weapon. And there was a sword that was also a gun. Like, come on. That's got to get you a little bit, Ryan. Like, come on.
What are the new features in Lies of P: Overture DLC?
Absolutely. I tell you one thing. If there's something I like in my swords, I like them to also be guns. You know? What more can you ask for? That's for sure. What is crazy to me is from someone who hasn't played it, and I've dabbled in the indies a little bit, not nearly as much as you two, but this does not look like an indie game to me. I mean, this looks like a full-fledged AAA...
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What indie games are discussed in this episode?
0:11–1:57
2
What is Lies of P and why is it significant?
1:57–4:39
3
What are the new features in Lies of P: Overture DLC?
4:39–12:37
4
What are the key highlights of the Teeto demo?
12:37–23:34
5
Why is Headliners a must-play game?
23:34–31:34
6
How can indie games gain exposure?
31:34–32:51
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