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Hello, UK. Worst teeth, better accents. Hello, hello, and indeed a half episode, for it is a half episode of the Big Red Barrel UK podcast.

I'm Coleman.

Hi.

And on this date of the 23rd of May 2018, we are putting out one of those bonus half episodes.

Well, more like Tim is,

and he's got a guest. I'm not. I'm just doing the intro bit and the outro bit, and that's about

it really. But myself and Tim, we've been playing a game lately. It's called Raging Justice.

And it is a pretty damn cool side-scrolling, beat them up in the style and vein of Streets of

Rage or Final Fight

and many others that have come before it. Basically 80s and 90s, arcade-style beat-em-ups. But why am I telling you this, you might be asking? Well, that is because one of the creators Nick Makin of Makin Games, that is a damn good name if your name is Making, he is here to talk with Tim about his game,

Raging Justice.

So they're going to talk about the game.

They're going to talk about the game. They're going to talk about how the game was developed and the process of getting that off the ground. And why? Why? Why would you make an 80s style beat him up in this day and age? So, yeah, that's the thing they're going to do. So without further ado, here's Tim,

here's Nick, and they're going to play after this noise. It's Tim. I'm here again, and I have another interview lined up for you. This time, it's one that's fresh off the press. It's been freshly released this week, or well, last week now, is it technically, I think? It's probably a week old, is that right?

I think.

Almost.

Almost a week old.

So it's still very fresh. this week, or well, last week now, is it technically, I think? It's probably a week old, is that right? I think.

Almost.

Almost a week old.

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