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... I'm . Hello everybody and welcome to the Canaan Rinse podcast, Volume 11, Issue 518.

And today we're going to talk about a game called Chickory, A Colourful Tale.

Joining me, Leon Cox, in this issue, are Chris O'Regan. we're going to talk about a game called Chickory, A Colourful Tale.

Joining me, Leon Cox, in this issue are Chris O'Regan.

Hello.

And Leah Haydoo.

Hi there.

Sadly, Darren Gargett was also meant to join us, but hasn't been able to make it due to real-life things,

so hopefully you can put up with just the three of us.

Hopefully we'll all still have something to say about Chickory, a colourful tale, which is a kinder 2D Zelda-like adventure with a prominent painting mechanic and a sweet disposition.

That's how I described it.

The official blurb says a top-down adventure game in a

coloring book world where you can draw on anything, use your painting powers to explore new places,

solve puzzles, help your friends and change the world. Yeah. The game is relatively new for a game

covered on Cana and R Rint, but what are our histories with this relatively new game from 2021? Leah. When did you pick this up and did you just play it for the show?

I did. I picked it up for the show. It was something that I kind of had my eye on because I had heard some really good things in some of the podcasts that I listened to. And also just watching videos, it looked like a really cute idea and kind of a fun twist on something that, I mean, it's not a completely out of left field idea.

No.

As you said, it is, it does have a lot of kind of Zelda-ish feelings to it and a lot of mechanics

that perhaps do show up in other games, but it looked like, as I say, a fun twist on that.

And yeah, so I picked it up after the schedule came out for this volume.

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