Pixelated Sausage - Attack the Backlog

In episode fourteen of Attack the Backlog, Marc feels their way through Beyond Eyes, a short and simple little adventure game about a young blind girl, Rae, who is searching for her cat, Nani, who left home and still hasn't returned; that's it and that's all. Beyond Eyes originally came out on Xbox One and PC back in August of 2015, and made its way to PS4 a month later in September of the same year. Anyway, something-something meowing and prowling, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode thirteen of Attack the Backlog, Marc smashes a bicycle right over the head of Yakuza 0, an action-adventure game where you help timid dominatrices, buy dirty magazines for young boys, infiltrate cults, get threatened by high schoolers wearing no pants, and so much more. Yakuza 0 originally came out on PS4 and PS3 in Japan in 2015 before releasing worldwide in 2017 on PS4 only, and then came out the following year on PC. Anyway, something-something heartbreaking and backbreaking, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode twelve of Attack the Backlog, Marc jumps, climbs, and dashes their way through Celeste, a challenging platformer that just so happens to be one of the best platformers they have ever played, in large part because of the incredible level design; however, the biggest surprise from Celeste is that it also has a great story that compliments the brutal nature of the gameplay. Celeste originally came out on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Switch back in January of 2018. Anyway, something-something rewarding and supporting, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode eleven of Attack the Backlog, Marc transitions their way through Transistor, a beautiful action-adventure game that has a lot going for it, but, sadly, in this instance, the sum is lesser than its parts. Transistor originally came out on PC and PS4 back in 2014 and then made its way to iOS in 2015 and Switch in 2018. Anyway, something-something tactical and practical, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode ten of Attack the Backlog, Marc grapples their way through the streets and skies of Bionic Commando (2009), a third-person action-adventure game that is rough around the edges, but still a good time . Bionic Commando originally came out on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC back in 2009 (obviously). Anyway, something-something jumpy and occasionally making me want to take a dumpy, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode nine of Attack the Backlog, Marc flies through the streets of Seattle in glorious neon fashion in Infamous: First Light, a prequel to Infamous: Second Son which focuses on Abigail Walker and her better-than-the-rest neon powers—seriously, they're the best. Infamous: First Light originally came out on PS4 back in 2014. Anyway, something-something fun like the movie Midnight Run, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode eight of Attack the Backlog, Marc drags their feet through the snowy fields of Never Alone, a side-scrolling puzzle-platformer that, sadly, is best left alone thanks to frustrating controls and occasionally dumb AI. Never Alone originally came out on PC, PS4, and Xbox One back in 2014, as well as a handful of other platforms in 2015 (and iOS in 2016). Anyway, something-something chilly and shrilly, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode seven of Attack the Backlog, Marc runs on walls while titans fall in Titanfall 2, a first-person shooter where you alternate between fighting on foot and fighting inside giant robots, known as titans, in a story that is okay but made great thanks to a wonderful buddy cop relationship between a pilot and his titan. Titanfall 2 originally came out on Xbox One, PS4, and PC in 2016. Anyway, something-something fun and full of wall runs, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode six of Attack the Backlog, Marc navigates their way through pain and delusions in hopes of saving their loved one's soul in Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice, a third-person action-adventure game that gives you a way to see what it's like to live with psychosis, a severe mental illness that makes it hard to differentiate between what's real what isn't, and often includes hearing voices that aren't there. Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice originally came out on PS4 and PC in 2017 and came out a year later on Xbox One. Anyway, something-something overwhelming and often compelling, cheers and enjoy the show.

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In episode five of Attack the Backlog, Marc whips their way through the original Castlevania, going a little bit crazy thanks to a seemingly infinite amount of ferocious Fleamen and menacing Medusa Heads. But do not fear, for save states are here, and boy oh boy did they save Marc from going completely crazy this year. Castlevania originally came out on the NES way back in 1987, when Marc was nothing but a dumb little one-year-old. Anyway, something-something buggy and making me want a huggy, cheers and enjoy the show.

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