If you like indie games (and I'm assuming if you're watching this video you do), mark your calendars for the weekend of September 24 - 26 for IndieLand 2021. It's going to be a FULL WEEKEND OF INDIE CONTENT streaming at twitch.tv/thecompletionist as we raise money for dementia research! We already have 40 developers confirmed to join us and show off their games. We're stoked and I hope to see you there!
ive thought of a theory with this channel, 99% likely to not be true but ive been thinking it more and more lately. Does this guy even play video games, or at least, does he actually do any of the actual game footage or anything for the vids. Ive watched about 15-20 of his completionist series where he supoosededly 100% completes games but at no point of a single one do you ever actual see any live gameplay or live reactions to him actaully playing anything its all just footage hes talking over in a very roboticy reviewer kinda way. It almost seems like he's just talking about everyones feelings on the game and all his opinions usually just match the most popular public opinion for the game and he never talks about unique situations or struggles that happend specifically to him. For example i just watched his i 100% completed plants vs zombies vid and for the whole thing he just talks about the histroy of popcap and how good the music and plant design is and then it just ends and hes like yep i did everything and got the platinum but he didnt even once say how he played the game, like what plants he chose or how he actually played or anything and its the same for every game he does that style of video for, i watched his platinum for dark souls 3 and he never once talked in depth or at all about any boss fight in the game or even a single weapon he used ever its just yep this game was hard, but i got the plat though, and he never shares his psn profile so no one can check his trophies to see what hes actually got the platinum's on to fact check anything which is mega sus, this all is just leading me to believe more and more he doesnt actually do any of this himself. Like i could talk in depth about all the hardest bosses and plot twists of final fantasy 7 even though i havent played it before solely because i've heard loads of youtubers talk about it. it makes no sense to hide your psn, just block anyone whos not friends with you from sending messages or seeing personal info so all they can see is trophies, for a channel that is solely based around getting platinum trophies it makes zero sense to hide your account so people cant see them
I just finished it, and it's a great game. If you know to plant the seeds as soon as you get them at every opportunity, instead of saving them under the assumption that it's a limited resource that has more places to spend it than there is of that resource in the world. How was I supposed to know, playing the switch version without achievements? 4 hours of backtracking. Other than that, it's a great game. Yes, I am, and shall continue to be quite upset about it.
Deaths door was fantastic. More indie games would be fantastic, I don’t always watch your normal content but seeing an indie game pop up makes me want to watch it always
Damn straight. It's the MRPG we deserve. And speaking of MRPGs, on the Mother end of that spectrum, Omori is another pretty great game worth completing. (still haven't taken the Hikikomori Route yet tho)
Same. Far too many brilliant indie games are roguelikes/lites so finding out this is a traditional game with a proper beginning, middle, and end? Yes, please.
@@RicochetForce Yeah I feel like I played 3-4 roguelikes back to back recently (Dead Cells, Hades, Returnal) so its nice to find a game that has a more linear progression again
@@RicochetForce the problem is length, a lot of roguelites don't have the length to be traditional in that sense, and adding content to make them that way would be very difficult/costly. Plus, it lets them focus on the gameplay core of the game more (hades' combat, spelunky's platforming) But I get it. A smaller, but complete meal vs a bag of chips you keep coming back to.
Indies are, more than ever, the place you want to go for a really tight, cohesive game nowadays. I'd love to see you covering more and more indie games, and I hope that we can get the algorithm for them to work in your favor!
After you enter the ‘night mode’ the doors will glow when there’s shinies or seeds/planters in the zone, you don’t have to keep track too much of where they all are
Unless you're me, and their basically all glowing, because you didn't know you planting the seeds was a progression requirement. Yes, I'm upset about it. 4 hours.
Death's Door is one of my favorite indie games after completing it just last week. Absolutely a must play for anyone a fan of top down zelda-esque games
i loved my umbrella run because it really lets you go crazy in combat using spells, so slapping them with the umbrella to recharge mana and then dodging away to get as much distance as i could before unleashing a barrage of arrows made me feel SO COOL
I want to see more indie games on this show. It's nice seeing my old faves or learning about classics. It keeps me coming back, but now that I know like your style no matter the game AND that we have similar tastes in game, I'm really excited to learn about new modern games I had no idea about. More indies!
So happy to finally see a review that doesnt harp on the combat for feeling too shallow or undeveloped. I think the simplicity was a satisfying break. It felt exciting enough just from maintaining the frantic rhythms to feel like an attack-chaining god
Right? 2D Zelda combat is simplistic but you never hear anything bad about that system. This games combat is simple but satisfyingly crunchy, easy to get to grips with but still challenging when facing mobs of enemies and bosses. I suppose it's not for everyone but while some might use "simplicity" as a way to criticize the combat, I think it helps elevate the game. Look at Hollow Knight, one of the most basic combat systems out there, yet it's still has a lot of appeal to it.
Ha, just completed it myself an hour ago. Highly recommended! For the umbrella run I recommend relying on magic. It does much more damage than the umbrella and changes up the gameplay in a nice way.
Yeah, I just finished the game, and when I saw his upgrades, I cringed a bit. Side note, I wish the upgrades were more substantial/less incremental. 4 nodes in on haste and dexterity, and I can't tell the difference from the start of the game. Strength and magic, of course, the breakpoints for damage is obvious. And, ironically enough, I only spotted the increased range with strength on node 4.
I always love it when you cover indie games. A lot of what shows up on my Recommended feed ends up being not quite for me, no matter how refined Steam's algorithm gets. I don't usually watch streams, so finding you or another influencer who's willing to actually talk about the game rather than just rant about how good or bad something is always ends up being a treat.
I love indie games because it feels like big companies are too scared to risk anything new, so they stick to whatever worked before. But indie games are refreshing and daring, I'm always excited to see new ones!
I'd never even heard of this game, yet now that I've seen it, I'm definitely going to be considering grabbing it. It looks like the kind of game I'd have a real good time with. Great video as always Jirard, looking forward to the next one.
It always blows my mind how good the indie gaming industry is now. I always love hearing about a new indie game and I always love to see how each new indie game is pushing the bar higher and higher in quality and complexity. It is always neat to see you showcase a new indie game hit and if you are able I would love to see more from your list of favorites.
Great video! You actually generated some interest in the game for me. I didn't bother to care about this game, but I watch your episodes even if it's a game I don't care about. And like before, you've shown me games I'd otherwise dismiss. I'd love to see you review more indie games, and honestly, games you are passionate about that you haven't had a chance to yet. Those of us fans who are fans of your content will enjoy, algorithms be damned.
Was on sale and bought it yesterday morning. 100% after 13.5 hours later. Absolute masterpiece, enjoyed every second. Definitely recommend it to any gamer that enjoys Zelda like games.
I'm a little late here but this game was amazing to master! I already completed it fully before I found your video. I needed 37 hours. Lot more than you but I loved every moment of the game. One of the best games I've ever played and one of the top games from last year!! :)
seriously, the wooden bridges in the water give you this digimon adventures kind of vibe... great stuff... i like how it imitates the zelda remake on switch with its camera effects on the edges...
I can't believe the lack of views on this video, please don't let it discourage featuring indie games! I hadn't heard of this game until I saw your video and now I'm gonna check it out
Congrats, guys. Wish I had caught it sooner, youtube is pretty good at getting these to me asap. I'll start checking in weekly on saturday, around noon again because they're playing games.
This game left me craving for more. Both my kids and I were so captivated by the entirety of this adventure that we wish it never ended. Satisfying, gratifying, and forgiving since you can start over and try again as many times as you want. The only recommendation I have to those new to Death’s Door…go slow and savor every bit of it
I am so happy to see an indie game get featured here, and I would love to see more. Death's Door sounds incredible, I'm glad that the game itself is worthy of the hype for it.
I will never shut up about how much I loved this game. Such a fun platinum trophy experience. I can't wait to see what new games this team will make in the future ❤
[raises hand] I'd like to see more indie titles! (I can also think of at least one I want to request when the relevant mini-producer poll opens for it.)
Also I'm commenting a second time because Yes, I do like when you do indie games. It's always nice to see them getting more love and I want to do my part to show UA-cam that I support this. *Liked*
hello, it is me usual fan of the channel I am commenting to not only help the algorithm share your work but I am also here to tell you I would be delighted to see more indie games on the completionist and thank you.
my favourite parts of this game are music and amazing lore this game has AFTER you beat the boss. really worth it! I feel like the true protagonist now :3
I loved this game so much. My only complaint is the lack of a map makes completing chores much more of a chore than they really are. If that makes sense. Especially locating all the seeds and pots to plant them at.
If you wanna cover more indies, then might I suggest the following: -Bug Fables -CrossCode -Dust: An Elysian Tale -Spiritfarer -All three Blaster Master Zero games! -Crypt of the Necrodancer -Wargroove -And Indivisible.
If you do like this game and completed it I would love to see a titan souls completionist video, titan souls also ties into the lore of deaths door as well and seeing references is great when playing
I would love to see more indie games! I'm not always looking for new games, so I love getting to learn about games I never would have known about otherwise through you!
I also want more indie games on the tubes, if only to shine on gems I might not know about. I knew about Death's Door going into this. I already have it on my wishlist.
This game looks so cool! I would be totally fine with you covering more indie games! Your channel is one of the ways where I either discover games I didn’t know about or see current games more in depth, which is great. I’m always adding games to my to play list :)
I immediately noticed this game at E3. I saw the similarities to Bastion in particular, a game I really love, and was anticipating the release. I saw the positive reviews and bought it on launch day. I've played through it twice now, once using all weapons, once for Academy of Umbrellas. I am so glad it turned out so well.
If you like indie games (and I'm assuming if you're watching this video you do), mark your calendars for the weekend of September 24 - 26 for IndieLand 2021. It's going to be a FULL WEEKEND OF INDIE CONTENT streaming at twitch.tv/thecompletionist as we raise money for dementia research! We already have 40 developers confirmed to join us and show off their games. We're stoked and I hope to see you there!
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Mr the completionist an you do a video on spelunky 2 as there is multiple endings and things to do
Can you compleat scp secret laboratory
I got the messenger as per your recommendation, and oh wow, what a game!
ive thought of a theory with this channel, 99% likely to not be true but ive been thinking it more and more lately. Does this guy even play video games, or at least, does he actually do any of the actual game footage or anything for the vids. Ive watched about 15-20 of his completionist series where he supoosededly 100% completes games but at no point of a single one do you ever actual see any live gameplay or live reactions to him actaully playing anything its all just footage hes talking over in a very roboticy reviewer kinda way. It almost seems like he's just talking about everyones feelings on the game and all his opinions usually just match the most popular public opinion for the game and he never talks about unique situations or struggles that happend specifically to him. For example i just watched his i 100% completed plants vs zombies vid and for the whole thing he just talks about the histroy of popcap and how good the music and plant design is and then it just ends and hes like yep i did everything and got the platinum but he didnt even once say how he played the game, like what plants he chose or how he actually played or anything and its the same for every game he does that style of video for, i watched his platinum for dark souls 3 and he never once talked in depth or at all about any boss fight in the game or even a single weapon he used ever its just yep this game was hard, but i got the plat though, and he never shares his psn profile so no one can check his trophies to see what hes actually got the platinum's on to fact check anything which is mega sus, this all is just leading me to believe more and more he doesnt actually do any of this himself. Like i could talk in depth about all the hardest bosses and plot twists of final fantasy 7 even though i havent played it before solely because i've heard loads of youtubers talk about it. it makes no sense to hide your psn, just block anyone whos not friends with you from sending messages or seeing personal info so all they can see is trophies, for a channel that is solely based around getting platinum trophies it makes zero sense to hide your account so people cant see them
"Crowtagonist"
I like that.
Definitely thought I had imagined him saying that lol
*Everybody liked that*
I absolutely loved Death’s Door, indie games have hit harder for me the last three - four years than any triple a game
I just finished it, and it's a great game.
If you know to plant the seeds as soon as you get them at every opportunity, instead of saving them under the assumption that it's a limited resource that has more places to spend it than there is of that resource in the world. How was I supposed to know, playing the switch version without achievements?
4 hours of backtracking.
Other than that, it's a great game.
Yes, I am, and shall continue to be quite upset about it.
True
Any other recommendations for ps5 player?
This is a cracking review and overview of what for us, is shaping up to be our GOTY. Here's hoping we see a sequal. Cheers!
C'mon now 😆 goty
@@DR.DisInfect Maynard disagrees
Definitely deserves goty 2022
Wouldn't touch it with a ten foot poll so fucking sick of top down view games....
@@vinny6669 OK cool
Deaths door was fantastic. More indie games would be fantastic, I don’t always watch your normal content but seeing an indie game pop up makes me want to watch it always
Same here!
Haven’t played it yet but I will after this vid!
Yea maybe mento
This, 100%! I’m always more interested in indie games!
you should
Another indie game that you should complete is Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling.
Good Idea.
Yessss
Especially with how it acts like the new Paper Mario game that we really want to play, but Nintendo doesn’t want to make.
That's a good idea.
Damn straight. It's the MRPG we deserve.
And speaking of MRPGs, on the Mother end of that spectrum, Omori is another pretty great game worth completing. (still haven't taken the Hikikomori Route yet tho)
I've not heard of this game before now, but hearing Jirard's love and seeing the fun bits shown off, makes me want to try it out.
Same
It is indeed worth playing, though you should give titan souls a go first.
Also, remember to plant the seeds as soon as you get them.
I’m currently playing it. It’s really good
Indies are practically all that I play. I’ll be back for more for sure if you post them!
Man your missing out although I do love playing indies on my Switch
@@DR.DisInfect yes there were some Great triple a games out this year not too many but still some
Same, hollow knight deaths door, deep rock galactic and dead cells are my main indie games
"Not a roguelike"
Ok, now I'm really interested.
It had the opposite effect for me
After getting quite a bit of rougelike games im def down to try this out.
Same. Far too many brilliant indie games are roguelikes/lites so finding out this is a traditional game with a proper beginning, middle, and end? Yes, please.
@@RicochetForce Yeah I feel like I played 3-4 roguelikes back to back recently (Dead Cells, Hades, Returnal) so its nice to find a game that has a more linear progression again
@@RicochetForce the problem is length, a lot of roguelites don't have the length to be traditional in that sense, and adding content to make them that way would be very difficult/costly.
Plus, it lets them focus on the gameplay core of the game more (hades' combat, spelunky's platforming)
But I get it. A smaller, but complete meal vs a bag of chips you keep coming back to.
Indies are, more than ever, the place you want to go for a really tight, cohesive game nowadays. I'd love to see you covering more and more indie games, and I hope that we can get the algorithm for them to work in your favor!
And recommendations on PS5?
Let’s make UA-cam the place to share indie games!
Also, will have to watch the whole video after playing this game.
I’d love to hear you talk about indies! Your perspectives are always enlightening!
After you enter the ‘night mode’ the doors will glow when there’s shinies or seeds/planters in the zone, you don’t have to keep track too much of where they all are
Unless you're me, and their basically all glowing, because you didn't know you planting the seeds was a progression requirement.
Yes, I'm upset about it. 4 hours.
Death’s Door was my first Day 1 purchase in a while, and I don’t regret it one bit. Amazing game!!
YES! we need a CROSS CODE episode. that game just screams your name!
More of this. Please do *CrossCode*. It's such an underrated gem.
CrossCode came out of nowhere and entered my top 10 favorite games of all time. It's soooooo good, and I feel like almost no one has heard of it
@@brandonvangieson8087 Same
I was gonna do the obligatory gotta mention crosscode thread but I scrolled down and found one
Yeeeaaahhhhhh Crosscode!!!!!
bump!
Death's Door is one of my favorite indie games after completing it just last week. Absolutely a must play for anyone a fan of top down zelda-esque games
i loved my umbrella run because it really lets you go crazy in combat using spells, so slapping them with the umbrella to recharge mana and then dodging away to get as much distance as i could before unleashing a barrage of arrows made me feel SO COOL
I want to see more indie games on this show. It's nice seeing my old faves or learning about classics. It keeps me coming back, but now that I know like your style no matter the game AND that we have similar tastes in game, I'm really excited to learn about new modern games I had no idea about. More indies!
So happy to finally see a review that doesnt harp on the combat for feeling too shallow or undeveloped. I think the simplicity was a satisfying break. It felt exciting enough just from maintaining the frantic rhythms to feel like an attack-chaining god
Right? 2D Zelda combat is simplistic but you never hear anything bad about that system. This games combat is simple but satisfyingly crunchy, easy to get to grips with but still challenging when facing mobs of enemies and bosses. I suppose it's not for everyone but while some might use "simplicity" as a way to criticize the combat, I think it helps elevate the game. Look at Hollow Knight, one of the most basic combat systems out there, yet it's still has a lot of appeal to it.
T his game has like the most beautiful soundtrack i have ever heard. almost every track is so likeable and beautiful game as well
Ha, just completed it myself an hour ago. Highly recommended!
For the umbrella run I recommend relying on magic. It does much more damage than the umbrella and changes up the gameplay in a nice way.
Yeah, I just finished the game, and when I saw his upgrades, I cringed a bit.
Side note, I wish the upgrades were more substantial/less incremental. 4 nodes in on haste and dexterity, and I can't tell the difference from the start of the game. Strength and magic, of course, the breakpoints for damage is obvious. And, ironically enough, I only spotted the increased range with strength on node 4.
It is so extremely polished and good. It oozes atmosphere and style. I love it
I still love the new intro!
Death's Door was amazing. I hope Acid Nerves makes more games like this.
I always love it when you cover indie games. A lot of what shows up on my Recommended feed ends up being not quite for me, no matter how refined Steam's algorithm gets. I don't usually watch streams, so finding you or another influencer who's willing to actually talk about the game rather than just rant about how good or bad something is always ends up being a treat.
I love indie games because it feels like big companies are too scared to risk anything new, so they stick to whatever worked before. But indie games are refreshing and daring, I'm always excited to see new ones!
At first, I thought this game was for the birds, but was I wrong! I love it now!
I'd never even heard of this game, yet now that I've seen it, I'm definitely going to be considering grabbing it. It looks like the kind of game I'd have a real good time with. Great video as always Jirard, looking forward to the next one.
it's on sale right now
It always blows my mind how good the indie gaming industry is now. I always love hearing about a new indie game and I always love to see how each new indie game is pushing the bar higher and higher in quality and complexity. It is always neat to see you showcase a new indie game hit and if you are able I would love to see more from your list of favorites.
Great video! You actually generated some interest in the game for me. I didn't bother to care about this game, but I watch your episodes even if it's a game I don't care about. And like before, you've shown me games I'd otherwise dismiss.
I'd love to see you review more indie games, and honestly, games you are passionate about that you haven't had a chance to yet. Those of us fans who are fans of your content will enjoy, algorithms be damned.
18:30 - Hey, lookit that! It's a Super Beard Crow :D
Always ready for an indie game video. Shining a light on small games is a great way to use your platform.
The production value in this one is top tier. Most effective "ad" I've ever seen
Was on sale and bought it yesterday morning. 100% after 13.5 hours later. Absolute masterpiece, enjoyed every second. Definitely recommend it to any gamer that enjoys Zelda like games.
I'm a little late here but this game was amazing to master! I already completed it fully before I found your video. I needed 37 hours. Lot more than you but I loved every moment of the game. One of the best games I've ever played and one of the top games from last year!! :)
seriously, the wooden bridges in the water give you this digimon adventures kind of vibe... great stuff... i like how it imitates the zelda remake on switch with its camera effects on the edges...
I would love to see more indie games on youtube, damn the algorithm!
The true ending ties the game to another game from the same developers and made it even more satisfying to watch.
I can't believe the lack of views on this video, please don't let it discourage featuring indie games! I hadn't heard of this game until I saw your video and now I'm gonna check it out
Less chance of supporting heartless corporate Cosbies while playing indies.
Absolutely incredible game.
Indies all the way, I'd be more than happy to see more indies completed as they're usually the games I aim to complete!!
beating this game with just an umbrella is insane lmao. great job.
Damn respect
I literally just finished an umbrella run a few days ago! Love this game
I heard great things about this indie title. Now that I see the Completionist's seal of approval, I'm sold!
I’m just now learning there’s a post game… I guess I’m going back to *crow*
Hell yeah, look at Jirard rocking that sports jacket! Fly AF.
Congrats, guys. Wish I had caught it sooner, youtube is pretty good at getting these to me asap. I'll start checking in weekly on saturday, around noon again because they're playing games.
YAY! I hoped this would get a Completionist episode - it's perfect to 100% IMO
Sadly it has no map and on console you dont exactly know where you aiming at, exvept that its great and easy to complete.
This looks so fun! I'd love to see you cover more indie games :)
Just rolled credits on this game today. Was a fun and at times, challenging game for me!
Nowadays any indie game grabs my attention way more than any any AAA blockbuster. The freedom of ideas indie developers have is refreshing!
This game left me craving for more. Both my kids and I were so captivated by the entirety of this adventure that we wish it never ended. Satisfying, gratifying, and forgiving since you can start over and try again as many times as you want.
The only recommendation I have to those new to Death’s Door…go slow and savor every bit of it
So glad I watched this cause I didn’t realize there was more gameplay after beating it
ngl, just noticed the custom made box art for the game Jirard picks up in his intro. Very clever.
I am so happy to see an indie game get featured here, and I would love to see more. Death's Door sounds incredible, I'm glad that the game itself is worthy of the hype for it.
Ok, the sliced sign UI was a great touch! That's really cool haha
I actually hadn't heard a peep about this game before this video and now I feel like it's gotta go on my must-play list
More indie reviews for sure! Really enjoyed this one. Really happy to see Jirard so healthy and in such great spirits as well. Love all of it!
I’m so happy that you played Death’s Door I was really hoping you were gonna cover this one!!!
My brother recently picked this up and having watched him play on the switch has been sooo pleasing. Please play more indies
I will never shut up about how much I loved this game. Such a fun platinum trophy experience.
I can't wait to see what new games this team will make in the future ❤
[raises hand] I'd like to see more indie titles! (I can also think of at least one I want to request when the relevant mini-producer poll opens for it.)
This is me doing my part to get more indie games on your channel! Loved the Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon vid too :)
My friend spoke highly of this game. Glad to see Jirard shpwing the world thid. Would love more indie games
I would LOVE more indie coverage! Please and thank you!
More indie games would be welcome but only if they are games you want to play and complete.
Coming back to this since it’s coming to the switch in November 👏🏽
"everybody wants to go to heaven, but no one wants to die"
I see what you did there :)
Always happy to hear about indie games that I don't hear about. Will look into this a bit later.
You know, I'm not sure if you're one for more chill, story driven games, but trust me when I say Night in the Woods is a hidden gem
Love seeing indie games get some love on here, always happy to see even more!
I just picked up this game last night. So far I’m super into it.
Post game is so much fun!
Also I'm commenting a second time because Yes, I do like when you do indie games. It's always nice to see them getting more love and I want to do my part to show UA-cam that I support this. *Liked*
hello, it is me usual fan of the channel I am commenting to not only help the algorithm share your work but I am also here to tell you I would be delighted to see more indie games on the completionist and thank you.
my favourite parts of this game are music and amazing lore this game has AFTER you beat the boss.
really worth it! I feel like the true protagonist now :3
I loved this game so much. My only complaint is the lack of a map makes completing chores much more of a chore than they really are. If that makes sense. Especially locating all the seeds and pots to plant them at.
Definitely play more indie games man, love seeing new games like that
So happy to see bird with a sword again, game is incredible
Indie games are by far my fave kinds, small studios really put a lot of effort into their little pixel games
If you wanna cover more indies, then might I suggest the following:
-Bug Fables
-CrossCode
-Dust: An Elysian Tale
-Spiritfarer
-All three Blaster Master Zero games!
-Crypt of the Necrodancer
-Wargroove
-And Indivisible.
If you do like this game and completed it I would love to see a titan souls completionist video, titan souls also ties into the lore of deaths door as well and seeing references is great when playing
I hope this comes to Switch! I have no way of playing it otherwise; it looks AMAZING!
It just got confirmed. It's coming to switch next month
Another banger episode, hadn't heard of this one till now but definitely checking it out
I would love to see more indie games! I'm not always looking for new games, so I love getting to learn about games I never would have known about otherwise through you!
Funnily enough I just completed Death's Door today and it was an amazing experience. 10/10 recommend.
Does Jirard know he has an "Elder Scrolls Online" Statue in his background
got the platinum 3 days ago, our boy said everything that should be said about it. go get it!
Been hooked on this one for the last few days. It's a real beauty. Perhaps favourite game of the year so far.
More indie games, yes please. I wish youtube was more friendly to sharing them so I could learn about these hidden gems.
I also want more indie games on the tubes, if only to shine on gems I might not know about. I knew about Death's Door going into this. I already have it on my wishlist.
MORE INDIE GAMES PLEASE! It's so hard to find reviews!
This game looks so cool! I would be totally fine with you covering more indie games! Your channel is one of the ways where I either discover games I didn’t know about or see current games more in depth, which is great. I’m always adding games to my to play list :)
Just finished this on the switch. It is a wonderful game, thank you for covering these indie gems Jirard!
Yes more indie games would be great. This is yet another one your channel has sold me on.
Hell ya I wanna see more indie games. Please UA-cam algorithm, let him have this.
Damn the intro just gets more and more epic
Yes please!! Mr. Finishist, more indies would be most appreciated 😁 You have such a delightfully positive and fair style of review.
I immediately noticed this game at E3. I saw the similarities to Bastion in particular, a game I really love, and was anticipating the release. I saw the positive reviews and bought it on launch day. I've played through it twice now, once using all weapons, once for Academy of Umbrellas. I am so glad it turned out so well.