This is the Gamercer jobs conference call for Wednesday, May 28, 2025.

I'm your host of Antonol.

Joining me today in this two-man show, I've got Rich the Joy Conjure Lovejoy. Welcome.

Hello, it's so good to see you.

Good morning. It's good to see you too. I'm excited to chat because our topic for today is

games that you've played and your attendance at RabbitCon. We're going to get into that in just

a little bit. However, first we're going to kick it off with some games.

So I wanted to pass it to you, Rich, because you've been playing not just a lot of in-person games,

but also like games that we can all play right now. So why don't you to go ahead and start us off

with Without a dawn. Yeah.

So I found out about without a dawn on Blue Sky.

I noticed a post from the dev sharing some, like, frankly, beautiful artwork in this game.

The aesthetic is very asky art mixedki art mixed with like something that is like

aiming at realism. So it's like this weird, uh, hybrid of like, like realistic, but also obviously

like created with, um, in some ways it kind of reminds me of those paintings where it's like

everything is a series of dots, but then you back up and you look at it and you see like

a fully formed realistic image. So it has- Like a mosaic or a pointillist style. Yeah. It's like

using it as a mosaic and it's a really effective art style for creating things which seem a little bit

disassociated from themselves in some way, which is thematically on point for what

without a dawn is doing.

This seems like a game that's very much up your alley as far as the sort of written visual horror

kind of situation goes.

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