Oh, hello there. It is episode 915 for Wednesday, the 24th of the Gamer's with Jobs conference call. I am your host, Richard Lovejoy, with me today. Alan Cook?

Hi, I seem to wander in off the street again. How's it going?

Hey, yeah, it's going good. I'm glad that we were recording on the street today.

It's an ideal venue for podcast recording. Also, with me here on the street, Amanda Nolton.

Uh-huh, uh-huh. Just out in the streets doing what we do.

Just wander in podcasters, wander in the wasteland, uh, doing some podcast and, um, put us in the Fallout show, maybe. That's my suggestion to the universe, because our topic

today is going to be, is the era of the good video game adaptation here.

But before we touch on that, we've got a host of incredible games that people have been playing.

And I am dying to hear about something the two of you have been playing called Children of the Sun.

So, yeah, please give us the lowdown on this.

I cannot imagine a sun procreating because it's a heavenly body and not being.

So like what's going on here?

It's clear you're not in the cult.

I was going to say it's clear if you can't imagine a sun procreating, you can't imagine the light of our cult leader shining down on all of us because that's what the game is about.

It's a it's a sniper puzzler where you are taking revenge on a cult that you were raised in.

I love that.

It's such a great setup.

Great promise.

Yeah.

Perfect.

Yeah.

And what makes it interesting, what makes it a puzzler as opposed to just the sniper game, is that you can telekinetically control the bullet sometimes.

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