What's up and welcome back to the Kind of Funny Games cast.

Of course, I'm Tim Geddes and I'm joined by the future video games.

Blessing, Adioia, Jr.

I swear to God, the smoke machines get more aggressive as we go.

That was a hard smoke right there.

It's a real hard smoke.

A real hard smoke.

We have a really special games cast today.

We're doing our review of Sonic Frontiers.

It is finally here, the game of the year that we have all been waiting for.

And I thought, you know what?

Bless was the only one that got to play at here. It kind of funny. That is not enough. We need more people to talk about this game. Is it

good? Is it bad? Is it the greatest thing ever made? So we reached out to our friend Mitchell

Salsman from IGN. And he's joined us today. What's up, Mitchell? What's up, everyone? How's

it going? I'm sad that I'm not there to experience the fog in real

time. Yeah. But there's a smell to it. This is a pretty good, you know, almost not, but not quite.

Yeah, exactly, exactly. Well, thank you so much for joining us today. You are, you've played the,

played through Sonic Frontiers. You are not

reviewing it for IGN though, right? Who's reviewing it for IGN over there? It's going to be

Travis Northup. He gave it a seven, which I would, I would largely agree with. And yeah, I think,

I think we're pretty much on the same page on a lot of stuff with regards to Sonic Frontiers.

Awesome. Well, I want to get right into it. I want to get our thoughts on this game. Blessing, I want to start with you on the kind of funny scale of one to five. What would you give Sonic Frontiers and tell me a little bit about why? I'm giving Sonic Frontiers a three out of five, right? Sonic Frontiers is not, or Sonic Frontiers is a good video game.

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