I love a role-playing game with meaningful choices or memorable characters, but what I really love is a protagonist who can get so embarrassed it literally kills him.

Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you.

This week we're talking about the delightful new role-playing game, Esoteric Eb, a political parable that that for all its clear echoes of disco Elysium is very much its own thing.

Let's get into it.

I'm Kirk Hamilton.

I'm Maddie Myers.

And I'm Jason Trier.

Hello.

Hello, my friends.

It's good to see you both. As always, it's true. It's

lovely. It is lovely. I'm so glad that I get to see my two gamer friends, my two lowercase G gamer friends each week.

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and if you become a member, you get access to all kinds of bonus episodes from every

maximum fun show, including triple click. We have recorded 60-some bonus episodes, most

recently talking about the King of Kong, a fistful of quarters, a really fun 2007 documentary that we watched.

That kind of dovetailed with our episode on Indie Game, The Movie, another bonus episode.

So we're forming a little bit of a narrative here with some of the documentaries that we watch.

And this month we'll be talking about Resident Evil Requiem with full spoilers.

That'll be coming out pretty soon in the bonus feed.

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