But you see a blue butterfly in the game. And one of those is about a blue butterfly. So you look up that user on Reddit, and it’s got like 13 posts. little flashes of images on the computer, and one of those flashes is a Reddit page, and you can read a username. These are games that bend so far backwards on themselves that their head is going over their back, through their legs and over their back again so that they are staring at their hamstrings.īut the problem is that these types of games need to be experienced rather than described, because the gameplay is based on discovering the right pieces as they go along.īoth Inscryption and Asemblance have ARG components in them, with Asemblance literally taking you out of the game and over to Reddit, then to imgur: Matthew’s description of these two titles is practically perfect: Except that NFTs (and other blockchain based technologies) are destroying the planet with the sheer amount of electricity required to create them. Interestingly, Matthew points out that NFTs could be described in the same way. It’s similar to the coin collecting, baseball card collecting, and any other collectable industry.
And Jay gives a scathing description of how Wata are grading their games. Started a conversation about Wata and the game grading scandals. The Goods Place, Season 3 Episode 8: The Book of Dougs Wata & Game Grading If you break enough stuff, they open the door and kick you out This is how I always got out of escape rooms. Jay’s Recent GamesĪnd discussion of this game reminded Jay of one of his favourite lines in The Good Place: Matthews’s Recent GamesĪnd mention of this game has Squidge giving us his most important piece of life advice:Īlways be yourself, unless you can be a giraffeĭiscussing Her Story gets Jay stuck on discussing Black Mirror: BandersnatchĪnd in almost as much detail as the last time it came up. We continue to do this until we’ve run out of games to discuss.Īnd this episode was no different. The Recent Games segment will not be new to listeners, but in case you’re new to the show here’s how it goes: we go round the table and discuss one or more game that we’ve been playing recently, and whether we think it’s worth the listeners checking it out.
… And the whole point of that podcast is to ensure that people are getting informed if they can’t get through all the Kotakus, IGNs, and the GameSpots. I’ll cover six or seven major video game news stories, or ones that I think are of interest. I do it on a Monday and a Thursday, which may or may not be Wednesday and Sunday for people with our present time futuristic thing happening.Įach show only goes for ten minutes. Part of the reason I wanted to hang with you guys a little bit is because I do my own video game news podcast called " The Dead Drop"īasically, that podcast runs twice a week. Squidge decided to start this episode off by intro-ing everyone - including the first reference to the Waffling Taylors Tag Team Champion belts, and the “Half a brick in a sock, on a pole” matchĪ real match and a real championship belt, by the wayĪnd before we had much of a chance to talk video games, Jay wanted Matthew to talk through his podcast a little: Whilst there aren’t any swears in this episode, there’s discussion of Doki Doki Literature Club! and the mental health issues that the characters in the game suffer from. The more people who listen to the show, the more shows we can do. However, supporting us is completely voluntary and not required at all.Īnother way to support us is to shout out about us on social media or give us a rating on your podcatcher service of choice. If you wish to support the Waffling Taylors, and the other shows in the network, you can over at /jayandjaymedia.
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