While I'm waiting in the middle of the night for the washing machine to finish, we get to a newly liberated Donau and head straight to a big old steam ship.

Didn't know whether to go with a Procol Harum reference for the title or maybe Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds. I guess I'll do the other one next episode.

Not sure if this is just a more entertaining section of game or if I was just on the ball but this one was fun! Back at a lunchtime session not able to consistently voice secondary and tertiary characters.

Hope you enjoy it!

We fight a bandit guy!

So actual clever dungeon design in the valley of corrupted gravity actually living up to the promise of that kind of name.

Playing Project X Zone thinking "oh there will be silly dialogue"

What actually happens is I just remember that the ludicrously large cast are from a bunch of games I have generally positive opinions about. Also it's a fun daft game where you smash the action figures against each other, and don't pay any attention to any of the story dialogue because it's all nonsense.

Buy that's videogames I guess. I enjoyed myself. Also my voice is super crackly.

YOU CAN PROBABLY SKIP THIS ONE.

Gamus interruptus. Probably some absolutely abysmal sound quality as children and cats interrupt me breathing loudly beneath the covers.

I ONLY WANT TO PLAY A JRPG!

Super short as I had significantly less time than expected. The gang go for a nice meal and my voices all blend together.

A lot of wandering around trying to find the next thing to make the stuff happen. At least I get to exercise many voices that are the same voice.

So like usual this one is a bit of a fustercluck. But I do fawn over my cats, bitch about people enjoying a thing, and give Meru a borderline offensive Scouse accent.

Quick mental health break during a week of extreme tidying instead of being on holiday.