This is the Gamers with Jobs conference call for Wednesday, April 3, 2024.

I'm your host, Amanda Nolten.

Hello and welcome to our show.

Joining us today in our group of three is me, your host, Amanda Nolton.

Did I already say that?

It's been a morning.

I also have Rich the Joy Conjure.

I love joy.

I'm here twice.

I'm here once.

You're here.

Oh, goodness. And last but not least, we've got Aaron Amandola. Welcome.

Hello. I'm only here once as well.

So today, our topic coming off the heels of last week's show is Problem Games.

Yeah, it's an interesting topic. Can't wait to

get into it and we'll tell you a little bit more about that. But before we do, we're going to talk

about some games that we've been playing. Now, I would like to kick this off because the game that

I've been playing, pretty much to the exclusion of everything else's Neckersmith, too, which came out a couple of days ago at the time of this recording.

And I thought it was unusual because Necrosmith, the original Necrosmith, came out just a couple of years ago.

And then they already came out with a second fully released game.

Now, I was kind of excited for this because

especially in the indie sphere and especially like the midgame, mid-tier and like casual

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