Podcast #366: Jesse’s Diets
It’s indie week on the podcast, sort of. We’ve got Concrete Genie which, despite being a PlayStation 4 exclusive, is by a very small team. Then there’s Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, which is an indie game by Playtonic Games, and also Indivisible, which you might not have heard of, but after this episode you surely will know about it. Then finally this week we’ve got indie game Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, which isn’t indie at all but we should talk about it because it’s a huge AAA title. We’re not angry, just disappointed.
We get a bit serious (again) on this week’s Listener Correspondence, because we’re talking to music that helps us through tough times. Of course there’s japes and jokes too, as we discuss what meals we’d be. Hit us up every week with new daft questions (and serious ones, too) and we’ll answer them! Seriously, maybe you want to know the weirdest thing Adam Carroll has ever eaten, or what Ubisoft game should be rested for a while? You can’t un-ask these things! You can ping us across all social media platforms – seriously, ask, we won’t bite!
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