This is the Gameres with Jobs conference call episode 916 for May 1st, 2024.

And welcome to genre month, everyone.

In this month, we're going to be doing some deep dives on your favorite or perhaps genres you know nothing about in video games.

Today, we have special guest, Rob Parker, joining Amanda

Nolton and I. Hey, Rob, how you doing? I'm doing okay. Thanks for having me. We're very excited to

delve into some dungeons with you, Rob, because our genre for this week is going to be DRP's.

But before we get into that DRP,

we're going to talk a little bit about games.

Now, Amanda, I realize you haven't said anything yet in this entire podcast.

I'm about to go off on like two completely different games.

So, hi, first of all.

Good morning.

Welcome.

Thank you for coming on this journey, this dungeon journey with us.

But before we get into the dungeons, we've got some other video games that may or may not

have some dungeons in them.

And in fact, both of the games that I want to talk about are very dungeon-based in some ways.

And the first one is Moon Studios' new game, No Rest for the Wicked.

It has come out on early access.

Moon Studio is known for the Ori games. And No Rest for the Wicked, much like

Ori has a very striking visual style. I encourage people to look it up. It is very specific and

beautiful. I really like the way No Rest for the Wicked looks. It is, however, very much an early access game. It is quite demanding on the new machine I have. My fun backstory for No Rest of the Wicked is they were kind enough to give me a key to this game and then before

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