This is a Gamer's with Jobs conference call for Wednesday, June 5th, 2024.

I'm your host, Amanda Dalton, and today I'm with Rich the Joy, Conjure, Lovejoy.

Hello and welcome.

Hi, it's very good to be here.

You might note that the episode sounds a little bit different.

It's because we're recording on a tiny task cam DR7 Mark 2 that was lent to us by Daryl.

Thank you very much, Daryl.

And we are at RabbitCon playing a whole bunch of board games.

Well, and so much more.

So before we get into that, though, Rich, you've been just so dedicated into

you playing some video games, despite all the board games and RPGs we've been playing. So why don't

you tell us about the first game, which is Skulled against the Black Priory. And before I jump

into this, I just want to note that RabbitCon, those who are unfamiliar in coming in is a gathering of people to basically play tabletop role playing games and board games. Prior to leaving for this, though, I got the opportunity to play two games, which, one of which I have 30 hours in, one of which I have just one hour in.

But I think these might be my two favorite games of the year so far.

Obviously more caveats on the one that I've only had one hour with.

But I've had about 30 hours with Skulled against the Black Priory.

And I can't wait to talk about it. I think this is a really

exciting game. If you were to look at it right now, Skulled, what you'll see is that Skulld has this

kind of retro throwback Ultima 5-esque graphics, maybe a little bit of gold box feels to it.

So it looks like it's a pure nostalgia play, but it isn't.

The secret of this is that it's actually super accessible as an RPG, and though it is

using some of the language and the trappings of these throwback games,

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