Hello and welcome to the beta test of game theory.

As a beta tester, your goal is to find bugs and glitches and overanalyze them.

I'm fully aware the game is not finished yet, however, you'll be essential for ensuring that this thing rolls out for the enjoyment of the whole family.

Thank you, Beta Tester. I'm going to be here. Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that takes a look at the indie horror tree

to find what franchise is ripe for the picking. Case in point today, Andy's Apple Farm.

It's got old school 80 style graphics, charming character designs, and a lore that's hidden in one of the coolest and most unique ways yet.

It requires you to lose.

By purposely failing, playing things out of order, and ultimately trying to break the game

you unlock new clues that draw you deeper and deeper into this horror show.

You know what they say? A mystery a day keeps the Fnaff episodes away and

Andy is a bushel full of questions so let's take a trip on

over to the Apple Farm to see if we could solve one of my favorite horror

mysteries of 2021. When you first boot up the game you're given a choice between

high graphics and low graphics as tempting as it might be let me tell you right now pick the low quality graphics trust me on this one.

Oh my gosh he walks so slow I think the graphics are too high fidelity for us Matt. We're experiencing extreme slowdown because the graphics are too high quality.

Once you've selected your option, it's revealed to us that we're playing as a beta tester for Eastwood games.

Hello, this is Eastwood.

Thomas Eastwood.

Welcome to the beta test of Andy's Apple Farm.

As a beta tester, your goal is to find bugs and glitches and report them to me.

Glitches, you say?

In an indie horror game, who could have foreseen it?

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