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Hey, who put that in there? Paul!

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Hello, everyone. Welcome to the multiplayer gaming podcast.

Each Monday, we break down a particular game or a gaming subject.

And today we have a very special one for you guys.

We are going to be doing a deep dive into a little game you might have heard of called

Cuphead.

We're going to discuss the art style,

some of the mechanics, some of the secrets in the game, and most importantly, what our

overall impressions of the game were. And then we'll finish up the show by reading some

community reviews, play Make Love, Mary, or Murder, and we will see where Cuphead ranks on our overall leaderboard,

where we compare all the games that we have covered to date. But first things first, we need some

introductions. And this time, I'm going to introduce my co-host first, because he's the

cuphead of today's episode, the gambler who just might

throw one more set of dice at the craps table on a devil's wager. It's Josh. No snake eyes. No snake eyes.

Oh, man. Uh-oh. We're in trouble now, Paul.

And then I'm the mug man of today's episode.

You know, I understand the danger of taking a deal with the devil, and I'm in the background yelling, good gosh, Cuphead, no, just as the dice leave his hands.

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