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Seeing as our last episode was late, we've decided to spoil you with another episode this week. Robert and Alva catch up on what they've been playing this week, starting with a shout-out to Jordan Reyne's 600,000 word interactive novel Choice of the Cat, before discussing how to navigate Chaos;Child's depiction of women through a post-Weinstein lens. We also have a frank discussion on whether Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus's "No More Nazis" advertising campaign is cynical, uplifting, or both; appreciate Natsume's fine localization work on Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals; have unmitigated joy in Super Mario Odyssey; and we even do some investigation into the heart of the RuneScape cartel.

Notes

• Fighting Fantasy

• GrailQuest

• Polygon: Touring the Living Remains of an 11-Year-Old MMO (Phil Kollar on Everquest 2)

• GameFaqs Estopolis (Lufia 1) Box Art

• MisanthroPlay Episode #10 A Procedurally Generated Podcast

• Romhacking.net: Arabian Nights: Sabaku no Seirei Ou

• Hardcore Gaming 101: Chaos Seed

• The Onion: ‘It’s Simply Bursting With Creative Wonder,’ Says Reviewer Of New Game Where Mario Sometimes Dresses As Chef

• Polygon: Sonic Forces Review

• Giant Bomb: Sonic Forces Quick Look

 

 

 

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