This is the Gamerous with Jobs conference Call for Wednesday, May 22nd.

I am your host, Darrell Lathen, and today's topic is the sports game genre.

But before we get to that, we have to talk some games.

Joining me for the discussion is my co-host, Rich Lovejoy.

Hi, how you do? And I'm so excited that you're in the host chair today.

Oh, it is a very comfortable chair. It is a, uh, a squishy, squeaky chair like a gaming chair,

uh, but I'm getting,'m getting situated within it. And also

joining us on this lovely afternoon is the lovely Amanda. Hello, Amanda. Hello, how are you? Doing great.

It's so lovely to see you on the side of the desk. It's just, delight. I can't stop smiling. I'm so happy to be here to see this.

Well, I am happy to be here to talk some video games. And we're going to kick off our video game discussion with a game that Amanda is playing

called Crow Country. Now, this is something I've never heard of Amanda, so please

enlighten me. So I was so excited to get started and get talking that I don't have any of my

notes up for this game. So I'm just going to say off the bat that I am just like freewheeling it right now.

So my experience of Crow Country, which I actually just played the demo, I picked it up on

Steam because I think I was snooping some of the game chat channels on our Discord and a few mentions of Crow Country

had already come up as like interesting games so I didn't look into anything about it. I do not

know who made it. I do not know when this is coming out or anything about it. I just hopped in

and played and let me tell you,

if you are seeking that PlayStation 2 horror game experience,

you couldn't do much better than Crow Country

because this game is increasingly difficult

because the controls are truly PS2 level terrifying and that you can't quite get the character.

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