Everyone's Reacting Totally Normally To Blue Prince

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Jason Schreier, Technology, Society & Culture, Maddy Myers, Video Games, Kirk Hamilton

4.4 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2025

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Blue Prince is out, and people are definitely having a normal one. Maddy, Jason, and Kirk talk about some of the initial player reactions to the highest-reviewed game of 2025, and how sentiment has changed since the first day or two. They talk about the pros and cons of RNG, when the game clicked for each of them, and what they've been seeing over the last week.

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0:00.0	The game Blue Prince teaches us an important lesson.
0:08.5	Once you take 50 steps, call it a day.
0:12.7	Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you.
0:16.0	Today we are getting back into Blueprints and talking about the first week since the game has come out.
0:23.0	Some early frustrations, some early delights, and much more.
0:30.6	I'm Jason Schreier.
0:32.3	I'm Kirk Hamilton.
0:33.6	And I'm Maddie Myers.
0:35.2	Hello.
0:35.7	Hello.
0:37.2	Hello, my friends. Again. Hello. Hello. It's us.
0:38.2	Again.
0:39.1	We're back.
0:39.7	We are back.
0:41.0	Are you two Streetlight Manifesto fans?
0:44.4	Do you like Street Light Manifesto?
0:45.9	They're not like my favorite band, but I've listened to them.
0:48.4	I was never quite into that whole style and in that era of rock music.
0:54.2	They're, Maddie, they're a big ska band.
0:57.3	Okay, sure.
0:58.9	Legendary in certain circles.
1:00.8	Anyway, they just announced a new album for the first time since 2013, which is why I
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