This is the Gameres with Jobs conference call episode 857 are Beware the ides of March episode but you don't have

to beware these aides of March because we're going to give you something better than getting stabbed

on the Senate floor today we're going to give you some discussion about video games joining me

is Amanda Sean and Andrew how are you guys doing? Suddenly worried I'm

going to get stabbed. I don't know why. You introduced the thought and now I think I'm going to get

stabbed. I picture as more as the people doing the stabbing to stab the tyranny of having no

video games in your life. Yeah, it's like a metaphoric stabbing to stab the tyranny of having no video games in your life.

Yeah, it's like a metaphoric stabbing of a tyrannical idea.

I accept.

Doing good, doing good.

Just kind of like easing into the Sunday morning and excited to talk about games.

Except when people are listening to this, it might not be Sunday morning.

So ease into whatever morning you're in.

We got you.

We have a really fun topic today.

We're going to talk about games that mechanically buck the trend.

But before we get into that, we're going to talk about some games in general, starting with WOLONG, which two people on this illustrious panel have been playing.

Sean, Andrew, can you tell us a little bit about WOLO.

I'm just going to qualify real quick, trying to play.

Woe Long is hard, and I have died and been stabbed a thousand times this week.

I don't know, Sean, how your experience has been, but boy, oh boy, oh, boy, have I just hit a wall?

This is awkward.

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