The 100 Hour Smart Game

I love that there's an audience out there for like a classic old school RPG digital version. It almost feels like the equivalent of what you know, you can almost or like a weird parallel to what's happening in films like Oppenheimer came out and like this one Nolan's been doing for years. There's still a lot more variety and stuff in games than there has been in films in recent years. You see all the free to play like stuff that people slow like starting to reject and go against. And then this game like, I'd say fully formed it is a little bit buggy and I've had a couple of heartcrashes by no means perfectly in a perfect shape. But