Podcast Beyond Episode 428: The Witness is Finally Out

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4.4 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2016

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

This week, Max "Typing This Right Now" Scoville, Marty "Sweaters" Sliva, Brian "The Loud One" Altano, and Andrew "Whispering Gentleman" Goldfarb are joined by Chloi "Probably Tired of 'Rad' Jokes" Rad, who just finished her review of Jonathan Blow's long-awaited follow-up to Braid, The Witness. Chloi gave it the best score she could in her review, which you should go read -- but first, let's discuss the greatest mystery of all: does this game involve jars of pee? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You do not underestimate the power of playstay playstay.
0:07.0	Beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond, beyond.
0:28.0	Yes, that is the name of the podcast that this is.
0:32.0	We did it.
0:33.0	It is podcast.
0:34.0	You did it, Tony.
0:35.0	You did it, you did it, you're broken.
0:36.0	Well, join me, Marty Sleeve, Brian Altono,
0:38.0	Beyond, Andrew Golden Farmer,
0:40.0	Hey, Matt Golden Farb,
0:42.0	Gold Farb,
0:43.0	Gold and Rod,
0:44.0	Yeah, sure, Goldine,
0:45.0	Or all of those things.
0:46.0	And especially, guys, Chloe Rad,
0:47.0	Hi guys.
0:48.0	This is your first time on the show.
0:49.0	It is.
0:50.0	You did a real cool thing that I think we should just jump right into
0:52.0	because people really want to hear about it.
0:53.0	You reviewed the witness.
0:54.0	I did.
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