I'm so excited to have you here.

You have a brand new game out called Not Words.

And I'll just say this once, because on a podcast,

it's often difficult. It's Knot Words.

Yes, with a K.

But you have made a slew of games over the years.

I think not entirely.

And I'll just say Not Words is also available from Mac and PC on Steam.

It is on iOS, of course, in the App Store.

And it's also on Android Play right there on day one launch last week.

But let's just talk. Let's run through some of the games that you have made over the years.

I'll just start with, I'll tell you, I'll just be up front.

My favorite, Zach Gage game is really bad chess.

Oh, thank you, which I want to talk about specifically later.

But tell me some of the other games.

Tell us some of the games that you've got.

Oh, gosh. There are a lot.

I tend to try to make games that are a twist on traditional game genres and

traditional game literacy so that they're more approachable to most human beings

and not just video game people.

So really bad chess.

I made a couple of solitaires, flip flops, solitaire, sage solitaire,

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