<a href="https://ia601508.us.archive.org/34/items/CritCrewEp10V3/CritCrew_Ep10_v3.mp3">On this episode</a>, we try to make sense of a game that was designed to not make sense. We also take a long look at the modern Walking Simulator genre and how Dear Esther impacted it.
Developer: The Chinese Room 
Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks 
Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

On this episode, we try to make sense of a game that was designed to not make sense. We also take a long look at the modern Walking Simulator genre and how Dear Esther impacted it. Developer: The Chinese Room Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

<a href="https://ia601508.us.archive.org/34/items/CritCrewEp10V3/CritCrew_Ep10_v3.mp3" rel="noopener noreferrer">On this episode</a>, we try to make sense of a game that was designed to not make sense. We also take a long look at the modern Walking Simulator genre and how Dear Esther impacted it.
Developer:&nbsp;The Chinese Room 
Music Credit: Sycamore Drive by Kicks 
Music License: Creative Commons Non Commercial

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