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My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross.

And you're listening to watch out for Fireballs. It is a retro video games podcast.

Yes, and this week we are reading your responses to King of Dragon Pass.

Indeed. So yeah, so thank you guys for reaching out for that. If you have anything to say about our next game,

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But for now I'll get a start here with Tim who says via contact. King of Dragons Pass is probably my favorite iOS game. From the start, this game sucks you in with its

storytelling introduction where you're asked to make decisions that will impact your whole game.

After the intro, King of Dragon Pass tosses you into a world that isn't all that different from the world's feature in the writings of Robert E Howard.

Your rule a barbarian tribe in a world full of wonder and danger.

I find it amusing that, in a way, the game is a cow raising sim.

Your success is determined by how many cows you have and how much you are willing to give

up to help yourself out of a jam.

While the tribe management sim is neat, the best this game has to offer comes from events.

Anything can happen. You can find a tribe of duck people, have a member of your tribe get turned into an

orc that never shuts up, shuts up about it, damn you thaddert.

Or even find some eggs that hatch into a triceratops

that you can train into battle mounts.

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