[00:01] protect you from identity thefts, hacks, or worse. Get a 60% discount on an annual subscription when you use offer code skill up at incogn.com/skillup. More details after the video. Gamers, no time for an intro because man, has it
[00:15] been a crazy week. Let's start with the juiciest story first. GTA 6 gameplay has been leaked again. Man, I'd hate to be a Netflix executive right now. I'd be the third time this has happened to Rockstar since the first was back in
[00:28] network hack. And it happened again in 2023 when the first trailer for GTA 6 to put up the official version a day ahead of schedule. But this week is a before the planned Netflix reveal of gameplay. Do recall that while Rockstar
[00:42] pre-orders for the game, including the $100 edition that pay walls certain this point actually seen the game properly. That was meant to happen next who have a Netflix subscription with the same content then uploaded to YouTube
[00:57] this leak much worse is that it's clear that the leaker, a person or entity who goes by the handle Cyber League, actually has a playable build of the prove by way of some of their leaked content. It does appear to be an older
[01:10] resulted in a large number of clips circulating the internet. Cyber League intent, saying that the leaks are punishment for the actions of large publishers, citing digital game licenses, unfinished live service games,
[01:23] behind in-game transactions, and the shutdown of single player games that rely on online infrastructure as their primary grievances. They also happen to cryptocoin they're selling because nothing says proconsumer more than buy
[01:37] made a veiled reference to the Stop Killing Games Initiative, suggesting single player games, game ownership, and game preservation. This led the Stop Killing Games Initiative to issue an official condemnation of the hack.
[01:50] money, no matter how much sympathy you feel for their actions. Using illegal us and does nothing to protect our right to keep using what we paid for. No the decisions of upper management at these companies, there are still
[02:04] on this project and they're the ones being hit the hardest. Channel that instead. This kind of act is destructive and helps no one worse. It risks communities and our chance to make change." End quote. At the time of
[02:17] with the hackers still unidentified and still promising to release more content unless their demands are met. And Rockstar issues some sort of apology. its showdown with the Independent Workers Union of Great Britain, who
[02:30] accuse Rockstar of union busting tactics relating to the sacking of some 30 staff explanation for why exactly they were fired. Interestingly, the union put out to support them, asking for consumers to not boycott GTA 6, but instead quote win
[02:44] quote. They explained their reasoning by noting quote, "We spent years pouring into making GTA, and we want people to experience the universe that we help boycotting, the group asked for support by purchasing t-shirts to fund their
[02:58] "As a small grassroots union with limited legal capacity, taking on a headed into this final round on an even footing. So, if you love GTA but hate Support our legal battle instead." End quote. Couldn't agree more with that
[03:12] fundraising initiative below the like button. Even with all this leaked gameplay footage of GTA 6, I'd itself won't be changed too much before it same can't be said of the Horizon Hunters Gathering gameplay we saw a
[03:25] reportedly undergoing a major overhaul since the game's announcement in running play test for their new live service title. And apparently things have not been going well. Originally, the game was set to be a co-op PVE
[03:37] narrative campaign, and multiplayer modes pitting hunters against the iconic But Bloomberg's Jason Shrier reports that Guerilla has been overhauling the negative feedback from play testers and claims, quote, "The plan now is to strip
[03:51] out the live service component and turn it into a more traditional cooperative far smaller scope." End quote. If that feels like the beginning of the end for assures that the game hasn't been cancelled, but Guerilla does have until
[04:04] Sony executives, after which point it may go on to join all of the other cancelled, unreleased live service projects that are the hallmark of Sony's generation. What's even more baffling here is that Hunter's Gathering was not
[04:17] easily reshuffle. The majority of Guerilla Games was working on this. player titles like the previous entries in the Horizon franchise, Tri reports plotting out the next single player Horizon game, but it remains years away
[04:31] familiar with the studios plans." End quote. Honestly, every time I hear about a new Sony live service cancellation, my blood boils. Sony won the last console single player games. And rather than stick with that strategy, they bet the
[04:46] entire house on the live service gold rush, greenlighting upwards of 12 projects, many of them from their flagship studios, with the overwhelming they even released. Hell, Sony has somehow ended up with less live services
[04:59] than they started with thanks to the shuttering of Destiny 2. How can you be so bad at this that you not only fail to release new life service projects, but also fail to support existing successful ones? Just an absolutely mind-boggling
[05:11] level of executive brain stupidity that I'm absolutely sure no one will be held developers, who had no say in it whatsoever and will end up getting laid stupidity, let's check in with old mate Matt Kh, CEO of Saber Interactive. He
[05:25] after showing his whole ass only to have it mercilessly spanked by anyone with a case you missed it. Narrative designer Stella Sacko, who worked on the upcoming Saber title Rid Share Stimulator, claimed that Saber quote took me off the
[05:38] project to use chat GPT to write the rest of the text. I was there and it was wasn't once Matt Kosh decided using chat game. End quote. In a response to PC Gamer, a SA spokesperson rebuked these
[05:51] commitment to AI while also assuring that quote, "None of our 3,000 employees have to worry about being replaced by AI." End quote. Our team at This Week in response and received a statement attributed to KCH himself in which he
[06:04] said many, many things, including an admission that the game does use AI then went on to remark of Sacko. Quote, I would frankly in retrospect have been we would have been dealing with someone programmed to be honest. End quote.
[06:18] the wall in the PR agency when that response came in. They'd be like, "Bonus getting new iPhones." The backlash to this response was Swift garnering an social media and even a dramatic reading of the rant by Jeff Grub of Giant Bomb.
[06:33] >> It's very important to air your dirty laundry for everybody, otherwise people won't know that you're in charge. >> Sako provided her own response saying, K, the CEO of Sabre Entertainment, and all the truly horrendous things he said
[06:46] to anyone who reads that statement that he's lashing out because he did not want people to know there was AI in the game. End quote. 3 days after Kachch's public with a message that reads as follows. Quote, "Last night, to my great
[06:58] Saber Interactive CEO Matt Cotch. He apologized unreservedly for the awful way he spoke about me in the press. I've been firm from the beginning that I was agree now that that's been borne out." Matt expressed a desire to make it right
[07:11] know what that looks like for me, and I'll have to take some time to sit with apology. None of this changes my stance on AI. Matt and I obviously differ on this and as a CEO the consequences of its use fall on him and unfortunately
[07:24] also on his employees. Apologies are simply in too short a supply these days quote. A very magnanimous response from someone who had little reason to extend so much grace and a stark contrast to the conduct of KCH. We have contacted
[07:36] was contact between Katchch and Sacko, but in the meantime, Kachch took to LinkedIn to pen his own public statement. It was a little weird. Quote, symmetrical. As a CEO, you aren't afforded the luxury of responding in
[07:49] Anything beyond a measured statement invites further drama and tags you as the aggressor. Relying on outrage algorithms for industry insights is a trap. Resolve issues human to human. Escalating disputes through media
[08:02] solves anything. Real resolution happens through direct personal connection. If you cross a line, own it directly with the person involved. End quote. Okay, all of that's true, but I feel like you're giving us the advice that you
[08:15] handle and did so much damage to Saber's brand. It's like if someone's an their brow, turn to the person next to them and says, "It's very important to not be an asshole." He continued, quote, "For someone like me, fighting my urges
[08:28] deal with." 25 years on, I still feel like I'm running a small company of my there are different CEOs for differentiz what kind of CEO you are. either you learn the lessons and adapt or you move
[08:40] look, fair enough, that does sound legitimately introspective, and the fact for something. K was unwavering with writing, quote, "Stand firm on technology and innovation. Emerging tech
[08:52] like AI will always provoke strong reactions. While industry shifts are option. Our focus should remain on leveraging new tools to create better experiences and thoughtfully adapting our workforce for the future, regardless
[09:04] good news to come out of all of this is that the Steam page for the game now use of AI. Quote, "The main campaign story, characters, and dialogue are tools are used for voice generation and some localization. The optional free
[09:19] passenger missions and localized dialogue. Free ride mode is separate skipped by players who prefer to experience only human written narrative radio stations featuring human-made music and AI generated music. Stations
[09:35] containing AI generated music are clearly labeled as such in the game. End quote. So AI writing, AI voices, and AI music sounds great. That is my kind of game. In fact, I'd go as far as to say is it's the kind of game that anyone
[09:48] scroll your uncle's Facebook page for all of 30 seconds to see just how good AI generated content has gotten. This is the future that Saber Interactive sees. money, and resources. And I do think that's worth keeping in mind as we look
[10:02] forward to their future projects, including John Wick and the Cotor remake isn't a side quest for these guys. More like a beach head that precages more ambitious deployments. Time will tell, I guess. Sabre claims their studio is
[10:15] said of Invincible versus developer QuarterUp, who is laying off an estimated 75% of their staff. Order up was announced in 2025 by Walking Dead Entertainment as [music] their in-house game studio with their first title being
[10:28] launched to mix reviews in April of this year, but a month later in May, it hit 1 million total players, which isn't bad. Now, 4 months after release, our very own website, this week invoices.com, has identified 10 LinkedIn posts from former
[10:41] QuarterUp employees announcing that they'd been laid off or were quote open to work end quote. The posts all popped up between July and early August 2026 writing that they were quote laid off along with most of the rest of my team a
[10:54] statement was backed up by posts from other gameplay engineers, gameplay programmers, and QA testers all alluding to a large number of redundancies at the spoke to this week in video games about how the layoffs were conducted and they
[11:07] first round happened in June of this year and in July the person said that they believe quote something like 75% of Quarter Up was laid off. End quote. team had been let go. Another employee clarified that they thought the count
[11:20] noting that four other employees were laid off earlier in June. End quote. the layoffs, one employee said that the quote assumption is that Invincible Versus didn't perform to what Quarter Up expected and unfortunately they didn't
[11:33] End quote. So, what about the future of Invincible Versus? Well, it doesn't look DLC with one source claiming, quote, I think the only people that are remaining there are a skeleton crew to support the game through the first wave of DLC. End
[11:45] Quarterup intends to release all upcoming DLC for the fighter, but game after that, saying, quote, I know that there was definitely a desire in long-term. End quote. As for the studio itself, the source said, quote, my guess
[11:57] board. Quarterup specifically was made as a fighting game studio. I think video games with Skybound's IPs, so I wouldn't be surprised if Skybound took End quote. We did reach out to Skybound Entertainment to confirm the number of
[12:11] us at the time of writing. Very sad when a seemingly wellbacked studio can't even having to lay off most of its workers. Best of luck to all of those affected. that's what our team over at this weekend videoames.com is doing. They're
[12:26] out there chasing stories and breaking news, and they serve it up 100% adree work that we do. So, if you want to support truly independent adfree free trial over at this week involame.com. A big thanks to everyone
[12:40] we do. And now, let's get back to it. The future of Invincible Versus is up in because this week, Riot confirmed that active development of the game will stop at the end of 2026, only 6 months after its full release in February of this
[12:54] year. 2SKO was not just an offshoot in Riot's portfolio. It was previously known as Project L and was in development for 10 years, helmed by Tom founded EVO. In an official announcement on Riot Games' website, the company's
[13:07] development was that quote, "While a lot of you jumped in to try the game, and plays every day, we haven't seen enough players stick with the game to get a They will go into detail that servers will remain up past 2026 and the game
[13:21] The team outlined what players can expect for the rest of the year, characters in Lux and Samira, and noting that offline play is unaffected by the disheartened players happy is that Riot promises to unlock all characters,
[13:34] bundle cosmetics, and refund all money spent on the game on or before August 20th, clarifying that all content players own is there to keep. But why studio, and that League of Legends money should be able to cover some smaller
[13:46] preempted that question. Quote, "We evaluated the game's overall performance, not just revenue, but retention, new players, and engagement through 2026. We saw no meaningful sustained change in 2x KO's trajectory,
[13:58] trend towards sustainability. We would have continued active development if we saw any viable future. But 2X KO costs us substantially more to operate than it brings in, and engagement has stayed relatively flat despite our larger
[14:11] giving some hope that they're not quite done trying to spin up new games. Quote, team built. We're grateful to everyone who made this game what it is today, and this year's releases. Looking into the future, you can count on Riot to keep
[14:24] players together. For now, we're focusing on leaving 2X in a great spot. where we'll take time to learn and work on how we come back stronger for the quote. A quick lightning round to finish off, and let's start with some new
[14:37] studio news since it's nice to be able to report when some of them open instead the rights to Barbie, Hot Wheels, Masters of the Universe, American Girl doll, and many more toy IPs, is launching a game studio. The outfit will
[14:49] be called Mattel Game Studios, or MGS. MGS, it's my Solid Snake impression, by it comes after the full acquisition of mobile game developer Mattel 163, which between Mattel and Netis. MGS will develop and publish quote original
[15:05] Mattel's portfolio of iconic brands and quote they serve as a subsidiary studio around 300 developers across LA and mobile games and quote original experiences on creative platforms such
[15:19] currently have a Hot Wheels title in development and are soft launching their stranger to the video games business having published off and on since 1996. Over on this week of videoames.com, our very own Matty Agy has a great piece
[15:33] about this year's video game Barb moment when Barbie rewind and GTA 6 launch out. I'll leave a link to it in the description below. While Mattel's video seems to be jumping into a void of studio closures. According to Gamefile,
[15:46] they're closing two studios. The first one is Night School Studio, creators of Oxenfree and Afterparty, as well as Moonlude Studio, who Netflix acquired in shipping a game. Rolls will also allegedly be cut from Netflix's internal
[15:59] roles is unknown. In a statement to GameFile, a Netflix spokesperson said, quote, "We see an opportunity to be more focused in our execution, so we are business to match those priorities." End quote. Nice statement, guys. Really tugs
[16:11] at the heartstrings that one. Kingdom Hearts 4 is coming soon. Is that's right. I got a flashy new trailer during Disney's D3 event that included a even segments where you can control Mickey, Donald, and Goofy. The trailer
[16:23] ended with a release date of late 2027. During a panel discussion, Kingdom Hearts 4 co-director Tai Yasu wanted to ease the expectation of eager fans by we're finally able to announce a release date for Kingdom Hearts 4. I'm really
[16:36] confidently say and promise that it will launch in 2027. Schedule-wise, development is very smooth. It's not like an 80% thing or a 90% thing. It's a like an 80% thing or a 90% thing. It's a 100% thing. So, we'll be there in 2027
[16:49] quote. Andorasan then followed up Yaswee's remarks saying, quote, I saw online that people were saying, oh, you know, maybe the actual release date wanted to set the record straight. That is not happening. End quote. Okay, you
[17:01] heard it from the man himself, Kingdom Hearts 4 in late 2027. Oh, when did you Hearts anime adaptation on Netflix? Apparently, it quote reimagines the that will expand on the universe of Kingdom Hearts while celebrating the
[17:14] of millions of fans around the world. End quote. If it can do for Kingdom Cyberpunk, then I'm all for it. Just keep the law dumps to a minimum, okay? wikies. And finally, some bittersweet news. This week, the legendary Warren
[17:27] Spectre announced his retirement from game development. The mastermind behind immersive sims like DSX and Thief, as well as titles like Ultima, Epic Mickey, retirement over LinkedIn, saying, quote, "I've had a great career. I wouldn't
[17:40] reasons to retire are simple. I'm a month away from my 44th year as a on tabletop role playing games and board games. I've worked on more digital games than I can remember. 17 full games, I think, and nine or so add-on packs.
[17:54] being played 15, 20, or 30 years later, that's had an influence beyond what I or anyone else expected. With all that behind me, and with age and health, my business catching up with me, I'm
[18:06] do. But the game business has changed, and it's just not as much fun for me of developers coming up who deserve their time in the sun. To all of you that games are not a solved problem yet. There is, I hope, plenty of
[18:19] And to all you young developers out there, as I've said before, and I'll say forget people like me ever existed. End quote. Vector leaves an indelible mark in ways that have resonated across different franchises and genres. Truly
[18:34] one of the best to ever do it. And while he hopes that we might forget him, I what got announced or delayed this week? Well, Deolver Digital's been a bit busy, being a private company thing. They had two announcements this week. The first
[18:46] being developed by a solo indie dev out of Australia. Premise for this one is pachinko or pegle. So, a bunch of little balls getting dropped and bounced around the neon infused art style and electronica of something like Geometry
[19:00] locked in. This one doesn't have a release date just yet, but there is a Steam. I've actually been playing this one for the past few weeks since while it's still clearly very early, the Endorphin release when starts
[19:14] popping off is absolutely euphoric. I kind of love this and I'll be eagerly irresistible combination of gambling and rogueike mechanics strikes again. stick man. The 2D physicsbased beat him up game from angerfoot developers Free
[19:27] the 23rd of September. This one landed in early access about a year ago now, overwhelmingly positive rating on Steam with over 8,000 reviews counted. one's remaining PC only, at least for now. Hey, remember Animo? That game that
[19:41] basically an open world Pokémon game that goes hard on graphics and notably Well, that got a release date of September 16th for PC, PS5, and Xbox though, so do keep an eye on
[19:56] in. If you prefer to eat the creatures you catch rather than train them, then you. If you haven't played this one or haven't gotten enough of it yet, Mint this one on iOS and Android on September
[20:08] initially with a single purchase to unlock the full game with some DLC packs out last week? Well, let's start with Hell Let Loose Vietnam, which takes the and brings it into a new scenario. Sadly, it doesn't seem like this one has
[20:20] landed in quite the same way as the sentiment on Steam is currently mixed up positive. The main complaints, well, there are a few. Bugs, balancing, and a relative lack of content. However, Steam user Johnny Simp thinks these issues run
[20:33] factions are quite similar in play style. Here's a few snippets of their Quote, "Naturally, this game is still fun and has similar gunplay and pacing enjoyed a lot, but it doesn't really fit the title of a Vietnam game.
[20:46] core design issues, so I doubt the game will ever feel like something other than a quick reskin of the World War II version with assault rifles in a jungle was that Hades like the controlled like Diablo which hit early access. This
[20:59] one's mostly positive on Steam after over 400 reviews, 79% of them positive. this thing and here's what they had to say. Quote, "The gameplay loop currently likes to have come out recently because it truly feels a lot more like you're
[21:11] instead of following a to-do list. I tend to fall half asleep playing some eventually reach a rhythm where you stop thinking about what you're doing. Even you still have to be present to make use of it. and the animations are truly too
[21:25] over, especially as they evolve. The long and the short of it, please give excellent foundation and limitless potential to be amazing." End quote. One universally praised on Steam, look no further than Servant of the Lake, the
[21:38] puzzle series. This one has hit the overwhelmingly positive bracket on Steam with almost 4,500 reviews counted. Doom user Silky Fania gave this one a thumbs played the previous Rusty Lake games and I got to say this one is definitely
[21:52] small jump scares. Love the graphics and characters who are wonderfully strange. those little hints from the previous Rusty Lake games. It makes me want to look back now at a radar pick from a couple of weeks ago. The liinal space
[22:05] indie souls like memoirium looks like this one is still flying under the radar with under 50 reviews on Steam, but 95% of them are positive. His steam user Hitler 30 who has 22 hours in it so far saying quote an absolutely amazingly
[22:17] genre but has gotten a bit fatigued of the same sort of thing in recent years, the game does an amazing job at both sticking to what makes the genre fun theme and gameplay. It's hard to quite describe what it gets right in that
[22:29] regard. But it does get it very, very right. An easy recommendation from me." now though, this one from last week, Projank Footy. This one's got a mostly positive sentiment on Steam so far after 170 reviews, 79% of them positive. Sim
[22:43] this thing and describes it as quote one part NBA jam, one part Batro, one part goat sim mixed with an AFL source and you have the chaotic maddening joy that gameplay between the commentary, the team name/designs and songs and all the
[22:57] and Aussie culture bursting at the seams here. Kudos to Powerbomb Games. I truly Australia into everyone's home/ lives. End quote. Mortal Shell 2. Now the Soulslike sequel that by all accounts has done a bangup job this second time
[23:10] one's sitting at a mighty 85 on open critic with over 50 reviews all spot who landed at an 8 out of 10 saying quote shell 2 constantly surprised me. newly discovered shell, delayed improvements to combat a bulbous
[23:24] more mouth than anything else or the ways you can tinker with a build to make and could use fine tuning to really hone its balance issues. But even if it can times, these moments are overshadowed by its unmistakable strengths. End quote.
[23:39] channel. link below the like button. TLDDR, he really liked it, almost enough game is held back by some lackluster boss design and a fairly limited keep pace with its contemporaries, but the core fundamentals of combat, class
[23:52] are all punching well above their weight, especially for a game made by a for the studio, so a big congrats to them. If you want to watch Austin's full like button. You know the like button, right? It's that thing you've already
[24:05] pressed. Wait, what? You haven't pressed it yet? Don't worry, I forgive you. No the video to make it up to us. Plenty of time. Okay, so what's coming out this a bit stacked here, folks. And I'm not liking the look of my schedule right
[24:17] in this week's releases. We'll start off with Sika Damada, which we featured on on account of its cool demo. This is a low poly FPS with a focus on speed and definitely hitting some of the same notes and it full release will be
[24:31] this video, PC only for this one. Jumping over to next week on Tuesday, Assassin's Creed creator Patrice Desile and his new studio Panach Digital enter Steam early access. It's called 1666 Amsterdam and it's a historical
[24:44] wielding witchcraft and uncovering demons. Also, you play as a cat from the comments from Deslay during the previews for this one about the studio's use of it is in the final product, but I'm sure if someone sniffs something out, we'll
[24:57] what else had a good cat? The movie Alien. And maybe that same cat will appear in Aliens Fire Team Elite 2, which is also launching on August 25th. where you shoot a bunch of aliens with a
[25:10] all right. Maybe worth a look if your big walk squad just needs to shoot a Xbox Series consoles for this one. For the indie rogike lovers out there, also we featured in our radar segment before. It's called Blood Dungeon, and it comes
[25:25] Wheelorld and Nidth Hog. The team here really loved the previews and demos for this one. It's a 2D platformer that mixes Spelunky vibes with Survivor style of gross Microsoft Paint art style that gives it a comedic edge and really the
[25:37] source it needs to stand out. Definitely check this one out. It comes out on PC, and Switch 2. Hopefully, you've already watched my preview of Fire Emblem because, man, it feels like that one's going to be very special. But if you
[25:51] your cravings in the meantime, it might be worth checking out this next one, Brigadine Abyss, which comes out on Wednesday, August 26th. This is the started on the PlayStation 1 and sat dormant until the second game came out
[26:03] in 2020. I would say this one's a bit of a lesserk known entity. Involves grand strategy as you basically embody factions and nations in military campaigns across great sways of the land PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2 for
[26:15] little more chill, then do check out Lose Lagoon, which is being released on August 27th. This one's a really nice looking exploration and crafting game looking sea plane to fly between islands. You'll fly from place to place,
[26:27] gun thing, craft and rebuild settlements. Looks very wholesome. This one will be out on PC, PS5, Xbox Series consoles, and Switch, too. Okay, back to some hectic Plagues. Sobos Plague Tale games have been pretty damn good if
[26:40] A experiences that do some really interesting things and keep you sat. Resonance, A Plague Legacy, is going to be trying some new things. Some of which to preview it. But given the track record of this studio, I'm inclined to
[26:52] you're not familiar, the Playtale games so far have been cinematic, narrative, this new one's a prequel and it follows a different cast of characters who are a focused on action combat as well as some dual timeline hy jinks. Austin will be
[27:05] forward to his coverage at or near Embargo PC, PS5, and Xbox Series for this one August 27th. Another preview I put up recently was for Star Wars Zero together by a new outfit called Bit Reactor, who are made up of several
[27:19] studio that put out Marvel's Midnight Suns. and of course the genredefining XCOM reboot. I really loved basically everything I experienced in my preview across the entire campaign. August 27th for this one PC, PS5, and Xbox Series
[27:32] consoles. A quick mention for the sports JRPG nerds out there since that's a genre that doesn't pop up all too often. Vandenco is also putting out Captain Sububasa 2 World Fighters on August 27th for PC, PS5, Xbox, and Switch. Feels
[27:45] the whole World Cup wrapping up last month. If the title doesn't ring a bell, it's based on an iconic retro manga and anime series from the 1980s about a star to international player. It since has had a few revivals, and the series
[27:58] football stars to get into the sport in the first place. Expect real-time soccer stuff. And finally, speaking of anime stuff, one series where you'll find disguised, is Metal Gear Solid. Konami's Master Collection Volume 2 is the last
[28:12] this one is extremely notable because it contains Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the seen since it originally came out on the PS3 in 2008. Thanks mainly to the Konami have been working to repair their reputation for being respectable
[28:26] questionable years, and this move is the the excellent Peace Walker, which was the portable direct sequel to Metal Gear game Metal Gear Ghost Babel, which was also a very good portable Metal Gear
[28:39] Since we're talking about Japan, maybe we'll keep talking about it with this twist on one of the weirder trends to come out of the country. So, put this on come out of the country. So, put this on your radar.
[28:59] persistent fad of Beyblades. Those battling spinning tops that today's kids reimagines those battles by giving you a bit of direct control over your top unpredictability that comes with high-speed spinning and momentum and
[29:13] fashions everything into a light roglike structure that's set in an early 2000s and mods for your Slayblade, get into battles, including illegal back alley ones and become the undisputed king or queen of letting it rip. And no, I'm not
[29:26] comes from an Australian twoman dev studio called Henry's House who have been responsible for some pretty nice games like TCG shop simulator Cardboard adventure game Desert Child. They're very good with slick UIs and cool vibes.
[29:39] nostalgic millennials. The Steam description also says that if you die in haven't been able to verify that, so buy or beware. Slayblade will be out on PC also a free demo on Steam if you're curious. If you are curious, then we've
[29:53] curator page, which also has links to all of the other Put this on your radar link to all of that below the like button. A quick feelood story to finish. feelood story is weird officially licensed products based on video games
[30:06] various Resident Evil characters certainly come to mind. Sure, I'd like to smell like Leon S. Kennedy, but do I deserve to smell like Leon S. Kennedy? Do any of us deserve that? I think not. Perhaps I'll settle for this instead. a
[30:19] 10-in World of Warcraft cast iron skillet from Lodge Cast Iron. Finally, you can cook your steak on a skillet that has the WoW logo on the bottom of ready for raid night with a pan that is seasoned and ready to use, naturally
[30:33] non-toxic, and made in the USA. You can even purchase a display stand for it for 20 bucks. So, I think that Lodgecast Iron knew exactly how often this thing would be used for cooking. My question is, can we expect a broader range of WoW
[30:46] hammer meat tenderizer, a Bwork of with the twin blades of Azenoth doing all the spinning, an Ashbrer cheese knife with a big lump of mozzarella where the floating orb should be. Damn,
[30:59] on to something here. Call me Blizzard if this stuff never makes it to market. April Fools trailer. All right, ladies and gents. By this time next week, the dropped, and we'll get our first proper look at the game you've probably already
[31:11] the meantime, however, including some big previews out of Gamescom, reviews Tale Residence, not to mention that Dust Bloods test, which I managed to sneak on that one since we're not allowed to record or stream it, but I'll certainly
[31:25] and I also played Wolverine this week, so do expect a preview for that one though, that's all I got. So, thanks for tuning in. Do be sure to hit that like last chance to do it. Have a great week, and I'll see you on the flip side.
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