For many years now, Russ and Craig have had many wide-ranging conversations with folks from all over the gaming world.

This is one of those conversations.

D6G, the lost chapter.

So I'm like looking at Reese's Christmas list, and it's full of like video game stuff that I've not like I'm in a whole.

I bet it's all the new. I bet it's all those little miniature things right. Like you got to have your Disney infinity and you. Wait, wait, wait a second. I think I see someone across the Dunkin Donuts that you described to me two years ago from extra.

It's Ryan.

Ryan from. Ryan.

Ryan, faint harmonics.

A designer of High Heavens, the board game that just was successfully kick started and is now spreading its godlike tendrils around the world.

Ryan, join us.

Have a seat.

What are you eating over there?

And I know being, you know, you work at harmonics, right? I do. You do. What's harmonics for those of you who, you know, for anybody who might be eavesdropping on our conversation and not know. So, this is awesome. I get to talk to a harmonics developer of a video games. This is great. So, Ron, why don't you get everybody to a high-level overview about harmonics? Okay.

Harmonics is a harmonics developer of a video games. This is great. So, so, Ron, why don't you get everybody to a high-level overview about harmonics?

Okay. Harmonics is a video game developer in Boston. And we've been mostly making video games about music and I've been doing it for a long, long time.

Harmonics, I get it.

Like rock bands, some little games you might have heard of.

Little games you may or may not have.

You know, things like that.

Yeah, yeah.

So we, you know, we started off making electronic music games like frequency and amplitude.

And then we did Guitar Hero and Guitar Hero 2.

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