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Indie Games have been rising in popularity over the past few years, & this is a great trend to see. Nowadays, the boys feel as if the creativity we see in the industry is only offered by the independent developers. Concepts, mechanics, design, & stories that offer a more unique experience are more likely to be found in this space.
What do you do to pass the time? Do you have any specific interests or hobbies? If you do, great! That's exactly what we are here to talk about. Hobbies can fall anywhere between just having a simple interest or taking up a large chunk of dedication and enjoyment, to being a lifestyle or a complete definition of your Self. Which one are you?
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and with it comes the important dialogue that is never had. The boys have both direct & indirect experiences with mental health conflicts, and it is fitting to start here, in the first room of Sub-level 3, as we descend further into The Backrooms. We ask our listeners to make a promise. If you know someone who may struggle with mental health, please check in with them, and say hello. If you need someone to vent to, message us on social media, we will listen.
The United States has transitioned away from the 10-digit National Suicide Prevention Lifeline to 988 – an easy-to-remember three-digit number for 24/7 crisis care.
Bugs are some of the best parts of the gaming experience. It could also completely break an experience. When a game is buggy or broken, it can ruin our enjoyment & break our immersion. However, some of the best moments in gaming history would not be here without the use of bugs & exploits. Hell, even some old games are still played, and in the spotlight, due to their unintended exploits.
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