Tyler literally hit us with the "I like the writing but I just dont want to read" Edit: since y'all didnt like the comment I made on a later video so much, I'll just put it here, too. So did his opinion change or does he *really* not like reading?
The adventuring guild thing makes a lot of sense when you think of adventuring as a job and not something fantasy protagonists do. You’re basically submitting loot collection jobs to the guild and pay for them to send the adventurer out there, rather than strictly supporting an adventurer who’s going out on a journey
@@herohalv4543 the animations and art style look familiar, but otherwise good? The game style seems to be 3 different things, I wouldn't be surprised if it was planned to be one of *those* games as well for a 4th style
I wish they allowed you to save recipes. Near the mid-game where you have loads of unsorted ingredients, it's a hassle to try craft potions or even make new improvements or variants to the potions you want to create. The filtering for the ingredients while brewing also doesn't help that much and some ingredients are useless to you especially in the early game because your cauldron isn't good enough.
It's rather impressive that someone with as much puzzle-solving skill as Tyler manages to miss the x2 changing to a x3, in the area of the screen he's already studying.
Love Potionomics. Honestly, my biggest tip is to figure out how to get the most interest earned from patience. Somehow I didn't realize this is less intuitive for some people. I see people not play Set Em Up because "they already have the effect" or because they want to save for a Reel Em In without realizing that Set Em Up gives the most interest per patience at 4/P in the early game, while Reel Em In sounds cool at 7 or 8, except you spend 2 Patience, effectively the same ratio except sometimes worse if you didn't play Set Em Up previously.
the difference there is card advantage - you only draw a certain amount of cards per turn, and reel 'em in is the same or slightly lower value than set 'em up, but costing only one card instead of two
@@ebbingtime True, but it starts becoming low value pretty quickly with new cards, and sometimes people will still hang on to Reel Me In just because of the synergy which isn't that great to begin with.
When you were adding more ingredients and not seeing a significant bonus... It went from 2 potions made from 4 ingredients to 3 potions with 6 and the potions were worth more. It appears that it's always better to put more ingredients in.
It's also worth noting, the potion often comes out better than listed, and when selling you get more due to haggling. So rather than 20 gold vs 30, you might be looking at 20 * (Perfect Brew +30%) * (Haggling +30%) = 34 gold vs 30 * (Perfect Brew +30%) * (Haggling +30%) = 51.
If I had a nickel for every potion-themed game Aliensrock played where the goal is to run a fantasy potion shop and use ingredients together with a unique brewing mechanic and involving haggling as a major part of the game, i'd have two nickels
i swear i watched someone else play this, at least the very first part like 1 or 2 years ago, for some reason thought aliensrock has already played it too
Just putting this out there, Tyler... You might want to research the dating simulator side of this game, just in case you get anything useful for the other parts of the game as a bonus reward. You know, like extra cards; cheaper ingredients; so on and so forth. If so, you can do that sort of thing off-screen and show us what you got on-screen.
Pretty much my first thought. Given the character deck sections, it's obvious that they can be milked for cards. Hope he farms some interesting cards and makes a baller deck.
@@BeaDSM I never implied he was going to do it altogether. I was saying he should see if there's any real incentive in doing *and then* do it off-camera - since it would probably be uninteresting for his viewers to watch. UPDATE: He actually did look into on camera, and yes there are incentives. He cut out most of the fluff and just got to the stuff he and his audience care about, which is the card-game aspect.
33:53 calling it a bad game if you have to take risks is an interesting opinion. Randomness and uncertainty has often been a part of games, from card games that can give you unfavorable hands to dice games that are just as overt about their randomness. And Tyler has played plenty of games that have uncertainty, like wildfrost (uncertain card hands), or backpack hero (uncertain loot drops), or peglin (uncertain orb order/event randomness). It's interesting to see such a hard stance about something that (seemingly) hasnt bothered him before.
i got this game because of this video its so cute tip: "set em up" effect lasts multiple turns until you use it. its always worth it to use openers if you plan to play the card anyway
Alchemy games have always been among my favorites, and this doesn't seem to be an exception. Of course the crafting mechanics of Potion Craft are unrivaled, but this game comes with a lot of depth in other areas so I'm excited to see more of this series!
I thought about mixing the two then I went, wait, wait. That would be waaay too much for a player to be expected to keep in their head. Not to mention their mechanics would break the other part of the game. Still would be cool to see more games use potioncraft style crafting.
I wanna see more of this game, because we play it so differently! I'm on my second playthrough, and I rarely open shop more than once a day, most of my day is spent traveling, hanging out and ranking up. I just interlock brewing in the spaces and sell big every two or three days or so.
I loved potion craft so much the first time you played it that the day you released your more recent series of it i got the game right away, hope this one is intertaining to watch.
did anybody else notice that one of the loading screen tips said "prepare your strongest potions, potion seller"? I just love it when videogames reference legendary youtube videos or memes like that
It does?! I was only probably a few minutes in, and I saw the time wheel and I thought "It's Recettear!!!" I never thought it'd take inspiration from this!! But if we ever see Tyler play Recettear I'd melt. It's such a great (and kind hard) game
"A game that forces you to take too many risks fucking sucks." It's a miracle you enjoyed frostpunk, then. Obviously, the two games are trying to do different things, but a blanket statement like that is way too general. This game looks fun, please make this a series for as long as you like!
@@blakksheep736 Witchy Life Story and Potion Permit. Both 20 bucks so theyre kinda one of them 20 bucks bc thats what a lot of games charge rather than bc theres $20 worth of content in the game.
15:54 Too little to late their buster, you're in it for the long haul, especially since you dragged us into this with no warning. So much for the strategy aspect now we've got to bang every character.
For anyone who wants a bit of advice, since Tyler's intro to the system stated otherwise: Spoiler spacing Patrons will still buy your potion if the patience runs out, IF the action that exhausts their patience also fills up the last heart they have. This includes going negative, so with some careful planning, playing a high-cost, high-effect card last can pay off, if you totally sell them on the potion with it.
It's pretty deeply impressive how much detail this game has to it. The cutesy graphics do benefit it as well. I do feel like it's a little bloated, though, and tries to be too many things at once. I have no objection against dating sims, but in this case it definitely feels like the odd genre out to put in here. Some of the mechanics of getting resources seem convoluted for the sake of adding playtime rather than actually enjoyable. But, this game does a lot of things right, and despite some flaws, just watching it has managed to hook me in at least somewhat. I hope to see more of it, and I will admit, I'm a sucker for deckbuilder games with outside mechanics contributing.
I mean one way of finding out how stress worked would have been to accept some in an early low-stakes round, rather than avoiding it at all costs and then being forced to encounter it for the first real time in something more serious...
Hey Tyler, really like this series hope you keep it up! I started playing the game after I saw this video and have been having a good time. I run a plant the seed deck that gets me to maximum satisfaction on almost every deal. If you would like to try this build out consider swapping out draw cards as they cause you to take 1-2 less turns on each sale, and swapping out low value cards such as set em up and reel em in. Also a certain character whose name starts with a 'B' has some really good cards for elongating haggles. Godspeed o7
This reminds me of the dialogue battles for griftlands: resolve stays lowered between fights, on a time limit technically, and obviously the whole card battle thing, but I think having the standard action points makes way more sense. I see that the story heavy game isn't exactly what Tyler wants to make videos on, but the ad certainly worked on me - great game
I saw this game during the week steam showed off some close to release games, and somehow just didn't download the free demo, which I really wanted to try, to see if the game was worth it, so it's nice to see you play this, it's almost the same as playing the demo.
Thought the same thing, so I checked the Wiki and yeah, quinn is non-binary. Hope Tyler sees this, but even if he does it will probably be a few episodes until he can switch since I think he records in advance.
bought this game after seeing the first few minutes of the video cuz it looked like a western Recettear. now im down 23 hours in 2 days. needless to say im loving this game, thanks tyler!
This game is busy in that it is hard to find a place to place your face. The lower left hand corner has a cute picture of how stressed your character is.
This game seems conceptually interesting, but I have to wonder if it’s actually even hard enough to prevent you from just skipping the sale part altogether by ending the sale at the very start every time. If not then I feel like any strategic optimization would just be fluff in the end.
When the Potion Seller refuses to sell me potions because I'm too weak and his potions are only for the strongest, I know Aliensrock will have a brew for me
It was irresponsible of Oswald not to get life insurance knowing that his debt was going onto his heir. That's really just not thoughtful, and kind of a dick move. ngl.
The way Tyler plays this game is really frustrating, I totally get it, but stress really isnt that big a deal at all, and it actually gives you better cards long term since youre incentivised to spend time with people and also get more money
"If the game forces you to take risks, it fucking sucks" I dont agree with this at all, game design (in 95% of games) is supposed to make the player have fun, and in most cases, that means forcing them to make interesting, usually hard, or risky decision.
There posted everyday at 10:00 on the dot for me its weird its not like they have an option to make the video post at a specific set time (thats how they post it at the same time everyday
As someone who has watched gameplays of several visual novels, I don't really mind reading. Then again, I don't think all of you have long attention spans…
This looks like one of those games you find in ADs on those 'late night' websites. "You won't last 5 mins playing this game!" "Make sure you're alone!"
I love that the owl's first line's name tag said "talking owl" then changed to just "owl" when he tried to play it off, then back to talking owl again
OMG what, hahaha
nice catch! lololol
Tyler literally hit us with the "I like the writing but I just dont want to read"
Edit: since y'all didnt like the comment I made on a later video so much, I'll just put it here, too.
So did his opinion change or does he *really* not like reading?
Dude just want some voice acting
@@pedroyuuhi voice acting would be slower then reading
@@sadagusfate But more entertaining
@@hugosilva9502 nope cause it just means longer to get to the actual engaging part of the game
I can relate
I like how it's not just random people that come to buy potions, it's also letting you scam your friends
To be fair I'm getting a vibe that most of these characters would think less of you for not even trying to price gouge them.
@@cyberneticsquid Respect the hustle, as they say.
Hi Tyler, guys’ here
Hi guys', me here
Hi me, I’m here
Guys here, hi Tyler
Tyler guy is here
Hi I'm, I am here
"If I wanted to play a dating Sim, I'd go outside" ah yes, playing it on hard-core mode, like a true gamer
I wonder how much success we achieve applying dating sim logic to RL interactions
@@affegpus4195 I bet you get worse
@@affegpus4195 depending on the dating sim you either just look like a weirdo or you’re getting the cops called on you
It's just not the same without permadeath, right?
we all know Tyler would find it quite easy. This guy is an absolute stud
Love how the game immediately starts with you getting scammed into million dollar debt
then proceedes to allow u to scam ur own friends
Ah capitalism my old friend
Animal Crossing be like
in this world it's scam OR BE scammed!
actually more like scam AND be scammed tbh lol
It’s just to reflect how real life works with student loans.
The adventuring guild thing makes a lot of sense when you think of adventuring as a job and not something fantasy protagonists do. You’re basically submitting loot collection jobs to the guild and pay for them to send the adventurer out there, rather than strictly supporting an adventurer who’s going out on a journey
This game looks weird, it has like 3 different art styles, but it also looks great. I'm curious to see how it goes
i cant tell if its lovingly made or a total asset flip
@@herohalv4543 the animations and art style look familiar, but otherwise good? The game style seems to be 3 different things, I wouldn't be surprised if it was planned to be one of *those* games as well for a 4th style
@@bengoodwin2141 'one of *those* games' elaborate
@@herohalv4543 porn game
Maybe like Frog Fractions or Inscryption?
Having a family member die and give you something in their will is the oldest reason for the plot in games.
I actually can't think of any examples of this prior to Stardew Valley. I'm sure there are some, just none that come to mind.
@@eugenides04 same. It's always a good excuse that makes sense.
@@eugenides04 In the Legend of Zelda a Link to the Past you start out the game by getting your uncle's sword after he dies so.
@@pablopereyra7126 He doesn't really give you it in his will though, he just dies and you claim it.
@@cyberneticsquid doesn't he Tell you to grab It or something? I would say It could even so since the sword now belongs to you by (our) law.
I wish they allowed you to save recipes. Near the mid-game where you have loads of unsorted ingredients, it's a hassle to try craft potions or even make new improvements or variants to the potions you want to create. The filtering for the ingredients while brewing also doesn't help that much and some ingredients are useless to you especially in the early game because your cauldron isn't good enough.
I love that he legit didn't notice that not only did he get 3, he got 3 of THE NEXT TIER UP.
It's rather impressive that someone with as much puzzle-solving skill as Tyler manages to miss the x2 changing to a x3, in the area of the screen he's already studying.
@@cyberneticsquid to be fair the best place to hode something is in plane sight
@@cyberneticsquid there is quite a lot of stuff on screen though, I don’t blame him for missing that
Love Potionomics. Honestly, my biggest tip is to figure out how to get the most interest earned from patience. Somehow I didn't realize this is less intuitive for some people. I see people not play Set Em Up because "they already have the effect" or because they want to save for a Reel Em In without realizing that Set Em Up gives the most interest per patience at 4/P in the early game, while Reel Em In sounds cool at 7 or 8, except you spend 2 Patience, effectively the same ratio except sometimes worse if you didn't play Set Em Up previously.
the difference there is card advantage - you only draw a certain amount of cards per turn, and reel 'em in is the same or slightly lower value than set 'em up, but costing only one card instead of two
@@ebbingtime True, but it starts becoming low value pretty quickly with new cards, and sometimes people will still hang on to Reel Me In just because of the synergy which isn't that great to begin with.
"If I want to play a dating sim I just go outside" Power quote.
Tyler really told everyone to just touch grass
Something tells me that he's not doing either.
Except for going outside, he probably goes outside. Just not for dating.
When you were adding more ingredients and not seeing a significant bonus... It went from 2 potions made from 4 ingredients to 3 potions with 6 and the potions were worth more.
It appears that it's always better to put more ingredients in.
It's also worth noting, the potion often comes out better than listed, and when selling you get more due to haggling. So rather than 20 gold vs 30, you might be looking at 20 * (Perfect Brew +30%) * (Haggling +30%) = 34 gold vs 30 * (Perfect Brew +30%) * (Haggling +30%) = 51.
Have to give my compliments for the recent boost in editing quality. And this was already my favorite channel.
If I had a nickel for every potion-themed game Aliensrock played where the goal is to run a fantasy potion shop and use ingredients together with a unique brewing mechanic and involving haggling as a major part of the game, i'd have two nickels
which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice
33:10
Tyler really just pulled the "I've always been passionate about not starving to death" line.
I never would have thought a card strategy game would go with such concept, seems interesting
It's been a while since a first episode of something on this channel has reeled me in this much, I'm really hoping you continue it!
This first episode is setting tyler up very well
I swear I seen this game on Facebook MANY years ago but back then it was like a 2D version... This looks so familiar! EVEN THE CHARACTER YOU PLAY AS
i swear i watched someone else play this, at least the very first part like 1 or 2 years ago, for some reason thought aliensrock has already played it too
reminds me of fairy grandmother tycoon waaaaay back
Just putting this out there, Tyler...
You might want to research the dating simulator side of this game, just in case you get anything useful for the other parts of the game as a bonus reward. You know, like extra cards; cheaper ingredients; so on and so forth.
If so, you can do that sort of thing off-screen and show us what you got on-screen.
Pretty much my first thought. Given the character deck sections, it's obvious that they can be milked for cards. Hope he farms some interesting cards and makes a baller deck.
I think the issue is he doesn't want to play it, rather than not wanting to show it.
@@BeaDSM I never implied he was going to do it altogether.
I was saying he should see if there's any real incentive in doing *and then* do it off-camera - since it would probably be uninteresting for his viewers to watch.
UPDATE: He actually did look into on camera, and yes there are incentives.
He cut out most of the fluff and just got to the stuff he and his audience care about, which is the card-game aspect.
33:53 calling it a bad game if you have to take risks is an interesting opinion. Randomness and uncertainty has often been a part of games, from card games that can give you unfavorable hands to dice games that are just as overt about their randomness. And Tyler has played plenty of games that have uncertainty, like wildfrost (uncertain card hands), or backpack hero (uncertain loot drops), or peglin (uncertain orb order/event randomness). It's interesting to see such a hard stance about something that (seemingly) hasnt bothered him before.
Yeah, it annoyed me so much while watching the video
i got this game because of this video its so cute
tip: "set em up" effect lasts multiple turns until you use it. its always worth it to use openers if you plan to play the card anyway
Alchemy games have always been among my favorites, and this doesn't seem to be an exception. Of course the crafting mechanics of Potion Craft are unrivaled, but this game comes with a lot of depth in other areas so I'm excited to see more of this series!
I thought about mixing the two then I went, wait, wait. That would be waaay too much for a player to be expected to keep in their head. Not to mention their mechanics would break the other part of the game.
Still would be cool to see more games use potioncraft style crafting.
Maybe if Dox the Defenestrator visits your shop you'll suddenly be interested in the dating sim :P
Can't wait to meet Defenestrate the Doxxer
😆
Potion craft was one of my favorite series, excited to see where this goes
ye potion cart was a great series and probs this one too but we can agree that frostpunk was #1 on the best series
customer - "but is it art"
shopkeeper - "ugh that's gonna keep me up tonight"
I wanna see more of this game, because we play it so differently! I'm on my second playthrough, and I rarely open shop more than once a day, most of my day is spent traveling, hanging out and ranking up. I just interlock brewing in the spaces and sell big every two or three days or so.
I loved potion craft so much the first time you played it that the day you released your more recent series of it i got the game right away, hope this one is intertaining to watch.
The dialogue is actually pretty fun to read/get read out to us since a lot of us can't or won't buy the game and like you playing it. Keep it in!
did anybody else notice that one of the loading screen tips said "prepare your strongest potions, potion seller"? I just love it when videogames reference legendary youtube videos or memes like that
Ah!! I remember seeing the concept art for this back in 2019! I’m excited that it’s finally been released
Hey Tyler, have you ever seen Recettear? It’s one of the classics in this shop keeper genre and this game takes a lot of inspiration from it.
Capitalism Ho.
It does?! I was only probably a few minutes in, and I saw the time wheel and I thought "It's Recettear!!!" I never thought it'd take inspiration from this!!
But if we ever see Tyler play Recettear I'd melt. It's such a great (and kind hard) game
moonlighter is much more like recetear than this
"A game that forces you to take too many risks fucking sucks." It's a miracle you enjoyed frostpunk, then.
Obviously, the two games are trying to do different things, but a blanket statement like that is way too general.
This game looks fun, please make this a series for as long as you like!
Two competitor potion brewing games literally released a week before this one dropped and it was kinda funny.
Which ones?
@@blakksheep736 Witchy Life Story and Potion Permit.
Both 20 bucks so theyre kinda one of them 20 bucks bc thats what a lot of games charge rather than bc theres $20 worth of content in the game.
@@DerpyEinstein 👍🏾
15:54 Too little to late their buster, you're in it for the long haul, especially since you dragged us into this with no warning. So much for the strategy aspect now we've got to bang every character.
lmao, real.
that animation at the intro was slick. Good job editor!
This game is hilarious and I'm definitely gonna wishlist this on steam.
For anyone who wants a bit of advice, since Tyler's intro to the system stated otherwise:
Spoiler spacing
Patrons will still buy your potion if the patience runs out, IF the action that exhausts their patience also fills up the last heart they have. This includes going negative, so with some careful planning, playing a high-cost, high-effect card last can pay off, if you totally sell them on the potion with it.
It's pretty deeply impressive how much detail this game has to it. The cutesy graphics do benefit it as well. I do feel like it's a little bloated, though, and tries to be too many things at once. I have no objection against dating sims, but in this case it definitely feels like the odd genre out to put in here. Some of the mechanics of getting resources seem convoluted for the sake of adding playtime rather than actually enjoyable. But, this game does a lot of things right, and despite some flaws, just watching it has managed to hook me in at least somewhat. I hope to see more of it, and I will admit, I'm a sucker for deckbuilder games with outside mechanics contributing.
I mean one way of finding out how stress worked would have been to accept some in an early low-stakes round, rather than avoiding it at all costs and then being forced to encounter it for the first real time in something more serious...
Exactly!!!
I like the new thing you're doing with the intros. :)
Stopped watching to instantly buy this game myself! 30 hours in and I'm back to watch this playtrough, absolutely love the game
Hey Tyler, really like this series hope you keep it up! I started playing the game after I saw this video and have been having a good time. I run a plant the seed deck that gets me to maximum satisfaction on almost every deal. If you would like to try this build out consider swapping out draw cards as they cause you to take 1-2 less turns on each sale, and swapping out low value cards such as set em up and reel em in. Also a certain character whose name starts with a 'B' has some really good cards for elongating haggles. Godspeed o7
Tyler playing a lesbian dating sim for the gameplay is probably the most Tyler thing he's done lately
This reminds me of the dialogue battles for griftlands: resolve stays lowered between fights, on a time limit technically, and obviously the whole card battle thing, but I think having the standard action points makes way more sense. I see that the story heavy game isn't exactly what Tyler wants to make videos on, but the ad certainly worked on me - great game
Looked into this game a few days ago, was pleasantly surprised to see this video pop up, gives me a good idea on whether its actually worth buying.
If you haven't checked it out, I'd recommend looking into Right & Down. It seems like your kind of game, even if just for a one-off.
Loved this so far! Even the dialogue, reading isn't so bad when it's not all the time.
15:49 Can't help but agree with you there.
Regardless, this game seems great so far.
I would like more of the dialogue in the video. Even just a quick edit between all the text of a convo just for a bit more context.
This looks really really fun. It's deffo going on my wishlist, & I hope it becomes a series :>
I saw this game during the week steam showed off some close to release games, and somehow just didn't download the free demo, which I really wanted to try, to see if the game was worth it, so it's nice to see you play this, it's almost the same as playing the demo.
Potion craft is crazy good so lets hope this can give me the same feel
"Disregard women, acquire currency" - Tyler, probably
Thanks for playing this, would love to see how your strategy works over the long run.
this game is incredible, i hope everyone else loves it as much as i do after this first episode so you'll get to play it all the way through
this certainly looks to be one of those game you don't look up on the internet
Yeah one of those games you dont look up for any reason other then finding the download page...
I've never seen a game where every single character was made to look like an SFM porn model before
The creator was definitely an SFM porn artist before making this game.
Dude Tyler saying he filibusters people IRL reminds me of my mom
Have you ever heard of Plateup? it's similar to overcooked and i think you would enjoy it.
Theres also quite some strategy involved.
hey, im pretty sure that quinn uses they/them! in their bio theyre referred to as they, not she. just letting you know :D
great vid btw!!
Thought the same thing, so I checked the Wiki and yeah, quinn is non-binary. Hope Tyler sees this, but even if he does it will probably be a few episodes until he can switch since I think he records in advance.
Hey i looked at some of the steam videos for the game and you can get cards to increase patience. Loved the video hope you keep playing!
I find it kinda funny how specific Tyler's taste in games is
bought this game after seeing the first few minutes of the video cuz it looked like a western Recettear. now im down 23 hours in 2 days. needless to say im loving this game, thanks tyler!
This game is busy in that it is hard to find a place to place your face. The lower left hand corner has a cute picture of how stressed your character is.
Well, it's not gonna change if Tyler doesn't take any stress lol
"If I want a dating sim , I could just step outside." That is such a burn
Charming take on the old Griftlands and potion shop formulas
Tyler thinks like a lawyer
Loved the Chad Tyler saying "If I want to play a dating sim I could just step outside"
This game seems conceptually interesting, but I have to wonder if it’s actually even hard enough to prevent you from just skipping the sale part altogether by ending the sale at the very start every time. If not then I feel like any strategic optimization would just be fluff in the end.
I have a feeling Owl is Oswald trying to dodge his debt.
This game has such an adorable artstyle, looking forward to the next video!
When the Potion Seller refuses to sell me potions because I'm too weak and his potions are only for the strongest, I know Aliensrock will have a brew for me
It was irresponsible of Oswald not to get life insurance knowing that his debt was going onto his heir. That's really just not thoughtful, and kind of a dick move. ngl.
16:00 "if I want to play a dating sim, I could just step outside"
Show off
So even if this is a bad video cuz reading, I love it. Let's get this series going!!!
Damn, another series I'll have to put on the back burner until I play the game. After about 5 mins in I'm already super interested in the game!
how. the _Fuck_ did they manage to do both 3D _and_ Sprite animations *synergize so fucking well*
Tyler's a gigachad, would rather just go outside instead of playing a dating Sim
The way Tyler plays this game is really frustrating, I totally get it, but stress really isnt that big a deal at all, and it actually gives you better cards long term since youre incentivised to spend time with people and also get more money
"If the game forces you to take risks, it fucking sucks" I dont agree with this at all, game design (in 95% of games) is supposed to make the player have fun, and in most cases, that means forcing them to make interesting, usually hard, or risky decision.
Sylvia stressing over everything is so relatable
Tyler:today im trying out potionomics
Also tyler:today i am making another episode of a game that will likely take 30 days
Thank you for the scan advice Tyler. Really what I come to your videos for
This game has some serious porn game energy
Saw this notification pop up, 12:00 on the dot. Eager to see what this game is about!
11:00pm for me
There posted everyday at 10:00 on the dot for me its weird its not like they have an option to make the video post at a specific set time (thats how they post it at the same time everyday
So this is basically Rachettear with cards.
Looks amazing BTW.
i love the artstyle in this game, it's so cute
Tyler: " This game is honestly amazing, I don't dislike the writing either, I just hate reading."
As someone who has watched gameplays of several visual novels, I don't really mind reading. Then again, I don't think all of you have long attention spans…
The animations are really good, like, better than some triple A games I've seen, nice
This game reminds me of Recettear. The haggling a bit different, but the structure feels the same
It's weird not seeing Tyler's face everywhere now. Squishcraft has burned into my brain.
This looks like one of those games you find in ADs on those 'late night' websites. "You won't last 5 mins playing this game!" "Make sure you're alone!"
16:00 this imply that Tyler is not only smart but also a social life. he truly a perfect life form
Wow, this game's graphics are beautiful!
Bro, this game is super entertaining, I would love to watch more
Potion seller! I am going into battle, and I require your strongest potion!
This game’s dialogue is so good. I might actually buy it