Episode 30 - We're Not Talking About Tears of the Kingdom

While the rest of the world is building dick robots with everyone's favorite genderfluid elf, Willa and Robin spend this week gushing over the incredible demos at this year's Ludonarracon. Listen for our uncharacteristically positive takes on this year's upcoming narrative games, many of which still have demos available! To end the episode, Willa recommends her current horny fanfic obsession and Robin rants about capitalism again.

Timestamps

(00:55) Ludonarracon baybeeee!

(02:25) Midautumn

(06:45) Goodbye Volcano High

(13:55) Demonschool

(18:30) Harmony: The Fall of Reverie

(25:40) The Star Named Eos

(31:10) Stray Gods

(39:30) Sucker for Love: Date to Die For

(44:50) Times & Galaxy

(50:10) Slay the Princess

(56:30) Loco Motive

(1:01:30) 1000xResist

(1:05:10) What else have Willa and Robin been up to this week?

Mentioned this week

Demonschool dev reveals how Suikoden and cheesy horror shaped the spooky RPG

Slay the Princess serves up a wild horror twist on The Stanley Parable

Future Labors: Citizen Sleeper and Hardspace Shipbreaker in Conversation

Memory, Society, Hope, and Heartbreak by Marginalized Protagonists

‘Hardspace: Shipbreaker’ Understands the Joy and Grace of Good Work

Anchor

Steam pages for everything we played at Ludonarracon

Midautumn

Goodbye Volcano High

Demonschool

Harmony: The Fall of Reverie

The Star Named Eos

Stray Gods

Sucker for Love: Date to Die For

Times & Galaxy

Slay the Princess

Loco Motive

1000xResist

Music

Street Food by FASSounds

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