This is the Gameres with Jobs conference call episode 889.

With me today is both me and Amanda.

It's just the two of us.

We're having a chill, chill, middle of, or actually end of October, kind of autumnal podcast of your dreams.

And this week, we're going to talk about our game of the year list if our game of the year lists were filled with games that we didn't play this year. But before we get into that,

there are games that we have played. And I'm going to kick it over to you first, Amanda,

because you have dipped your toe in some of the new hotness and you've also submerged in some

of the older hotness. And I want to hear all about that.

That's right. So the reason why I haven't spent as much time into the new hotness as I probably

should is I'm still very much playing beneath the resa. And it's become my just sort of like

filler game go-to.

Or not filler game, but just like when I don't know what I want to play

or I want to play something else or I'm not sure, then I'm playing beneath the reason.

So still really enjoying that.

Still going through the roguelike progression of it.

I have found that my unlocks are starting to slow down,

and I think I'm like level 48 or something like that, so I'm guessing there's probably an expectation

that most players will get to like level 100 at the most. So it's starting to hit a slightly

slower pace as far as like the long term unlocks are going, but it's starting to hit a slightly slower pace as far as like the long-term unlocks are going.

But still having a lot of fun with that.

For those who are just joining us now and are like perhaps first-time listeners,

Beneath Orissa is a card-based rogue-like that has a tremendous art style that Amanda has been slowly chipping away at my resolve to not purchase with each week because if a word for other games, I would be jumping into beneath Orisa, despite calling it below Aressa, and when it was actually beneath Arisa in my brain.

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