Show Notes
Chris, Jamie and Marsh return to explain where the hell they’ve been, before launching into discussions of effervescent pie-em-up comedy game Thank Goodness You’re Here, following that with some entirely unbiased discussion of glorious turn based tactics game Tactical Breach Wizards. We also discuss cosmetic etiquette in the grimdark future hellwarscape of Warhammer: Space Marine 2, as well as briefly wandering betwixt the fireboys, electro-crocs and Spidermans of Shunt: Hoedown Hunt Showdown.
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Games Discussed
* Thank Goodness You’re Here
* Tactical Breach Wizards
Games Mentioned
* Warhammer: Space Marine 2
* Deus Ex: Human Revolution
* Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
* Hunt: Showdown
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