Good evening. You're listening to Three Moves Ahead. I'm Len. I'm your host. I'm here with our good friend, John Bolding.

Howdy.

And freelance writer Sin Vega.

Hello.

And from, well, there's your problem. We have Justin Rosniak.

Howdy.

And we are here to once again ask you, have you heard of this game, Workers and Resources,

Soviet Republic, which released into 1.0, like three days ago as we're recording this.

After approximately five years of development.

Look, you can't argue with the product.

It was a five year development plan.

Yeah, exactly, exactly.

Everything's on theme.

Yeah, we talked about this.

I want to say like two years ago, time doesn't mean anything anymore.

Yes.

But it was an early access still.

But I think we've all put a significant amount more time into it since then.

The point that I feel like I actually understand how the game works now, which is kind of wild.

Yeah, it's a terrifying thing.

Only takes about two, three thousand hours before you get good at it.

And then you remember, oh, I haven't done trains yet.

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