The Short Game

The hosts are buzzing about the newly released game, packed with quirky characters and a northern English town backdrop. They share hilarious stories about technical hiccups while exploring the game's comedic charm. The discussion dives deep into the intricate blend of language and humor, showcasing clever wordplay and dialect nuances. You'll also hear ample praise for another comedy title, emphasizing its fast-paced humor and engaging gameplay. Get ready for a whimsical journey filled with laughs and absurdity!

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