Hello everybody. Welcome to your third daily drop of the Canaan Rint's end of year gaming discussions.

Advent calendar of game criticism. That's nice. Yeah, we haven't come up with a, I haven't come up

with a proper name. This is kind of relatively ad hoc for us. My name's Leon. I'm here with Ryan.

I can vouch for that. This is day three. And are the third of our five sessions in which

members of the regular rotation of Canaan Rintz podcast contributors come together and chew over the games that were released and that they played in 2019.

So don't worry, you won't have any of that boring.

Well, I mean, you will because there'll be individuals who didn't play everything that's on every session, but you won't just have an entire game discussed as like this. Did you play that

game? No, I didn't play that game. How about you, Ryan, did you play that game? No, I did. I probably

didn't. Yeah. But people say it's quite good. So, so that's that out the way. You won't hear

any more of that, hopefully. What will you hear, though, in session three?

You will hear Josh McKeel, John, myself, and Jacob, a quite robust lineup of contributors this

time around, go through some nice, small little indie games, like a short hike and East Shade, all the way up to

some of the biggest games of the year, like Sekiro Shadows Die Twice, and Resident Evil, too.

I mean, we get into Outer Wilds in this one. There's, you know, there's some real opinions about Wolfenstein Youngblood.

It's an interesting game or it's an interesting show.

A great panel of really, really smart folks.

I mean, you know, not to count myself among them.

I'm a big fan of Josh,

McKeel, John and Jacob specifically. Yeah, Jacob, not only is he our, as a sort of child

prodigy of the crew, albeit a very beardy child. He's doing fantastically well with his own

YouTube channel because his video essays are

excellent,

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