Games I Played in September

[@razbutwo]

happy september 30th!

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

These videos always confuse me at first being a month behind. For future people: this video released on November 4th.

[@razbutwo]

​@@MinistryOfMagic_DoM If you were a real fan, you'd pretend like it was September 30th.

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

​@@razbutwofor you I'll pretend

[@razbutwo]

o7

[@realtitedog]

Hey raz its been a long time since I've watched your vids, but I love that you are doing these videos! I think it would be neat if you checked out Gloomwood, its a game published by New Blood Interactive, and after putting ~90 hours into it it has already become one of my favorite games of all time. Its still in early access, but the atmosphere and style is very unique, especially its take on stealth.

[@IronPineapple]

Just wanna give people the extra push on Rain World. It’s one of the coolest games I’ve ever played, and if you’re like me, you won’t stop thinking about it. Truly a special game.

[@razbutwo]

Who are you?

[@IronPineapple]

The guy who convinced you to play Rain world after over a year of saying you’d love it.

[@iguanasandwich28]

You're even cooler for playing and praising Rain World dude.

[@razbutwo]

@IronPineapple Sounds fake

[@ghostrunner2138]

I second this. It's unforgiving but I the end is worth it.

[@poapoapopopoop]

that segue from Rain World to Getting Over It is so good especially after you realize Rain World is listed as an inspiration for Getting Over It

[@Caebel1472]

Rainworld is my favorite game. I love souls and shooters all a lot but something about rainworld is just beautiful. 200 hours of this game and the only complaint is I’m running out of things to do. When Sundown plays over somebody talking about this game i get emotional for some reason, highly recommend

[@jalopyman3014]

Rainworld really is just one of those games that has never left my thoughts since i first played it, without fail it finds it's way back into my life and has become my favorite game of all time

[@dustinthomas226]

Please dont decide to stop doing these, i really enjoy checking in on your gaming expieriances. Ive been logging and reviewing my games each month and its pretty satisfying

[@sass2836]

A belated reply, but I love to see a new video in this series every month. So glad you enjoyed Rain World, it seems right up your alley in retrospect. I'll have to try Getting Over It someday.

[@clarfonthey]

Always love to see more people playing Rain World. It's such a special game, especially with the DLC.

[@jevmenyt3422]

i feel like the DLC is a very fun piece of content but it really diludes the game identity, Downpour is a mod after all which was made with a very different ideology by different people and wrapped in a package by an inconveniently greedy publisher, i'd still reccomend players to play without the DLC first and when you sre hungry for more rain world you know where to find a second plate.

[@clarfonthey]

Oh, Downpour is definitely its own beast, and the best description of it is that it's honestly just officially endorsed, well-written fanfiction. I don't think that it dilutes the identity at all, honestly, but it's really a matter of taste.

[@acquaintedfowl1767]

@@clarfonthey very good description in my opinion! not sure what you guys are getting on about with "diluting the identity", but i think i get the idea. for me it's moreso the change in community is my big issue- downpour being released ended up creating an industrial revolution in the community, making mods more accessible and easier to make (debatably less valuable and sought after), and it also sparked a whole new wave of rain world (specifically downpour) content being put onto the internet, pretty much resulting in downpour being a huge advertisement for the game and people coming to rain world because of it (though downpour is much more than just an advertisement)

[@pallingtontheshrike6374]

there are individual points in downpour that might cause cringe in more trihard players (iterator convos), but I disagree that it “dilutes” the identity. It’s a argumentative followup/qualification, in a lot of aspects.

[@jevmenyt3422]

i mean. James and Joar description of the game: "its so cool that you are just a small creature who doesnt understand its surrounding and doesnt play a role in anything greater, you are just looking for your way home" Andrew's description: "i thought it would be amazing to enter the zombified corpse of a god and adventure into the depths of a dead superstructure to revive it and set peace between two god like entities" Basically, Downpour campaigns are good but have "protagonist syndrome" so simply acknowledging that it was made by a team with a completely different vision of the game and tries to do its own thing will make you appreciate more each one of them. Just learn to differenciate each because it will do you no good to try fusing them both, there is a reason why the community splits the vanilla lore and the downpour lore when making theories or challenges.

[@jaktwo]

Rain World is the feeling of discovery you had when you were a kid and videogames were opening up before you. After years you get used to how videogames operate, the magic begins to fade away and you're left with dopaminergic systems and boring multiplayer shit that ends up feeling like eating popcorn. Rain World brings that magic back to the fullest. It's truly a masterpiece

[@adamkrzeslak4326]

I'm so glad rain world is gaining massive popularity, this game fully deserves it, and that popularity also proves that there is a market for unusual experimental games and that people are enjoying them

[@EPointious]

HUGE ups for rain world. Absolutely a favourite of mine and many others

[@sett.25]

Cutting it a bit close releasing this video on the last day of September, but I've been enjoying them a lot, so I'll let it slide. Keep up the great work, and stay well!

[@jevmenyt3422]

Glad to see people still like the discovery and experimentation from rain world in an age dominated by spoilers, wikis and aggressive backseating.

[@justinmeque3192]

I am not hyperbolizing when I say that everyone should try RainWorld. It's one of those pieces of art where the annoyance of experiencing and not liking it is so far less than the sense of joy/accomplishment/bliss it can bring you, that it just vanishes like a morning mist beneath the glory of the sun. Try it, you may not like it, honestly, you will probably not like it in the first few hours. You might even ragequit the whole thing, that's what I did. But what's sure, is that if you manage to "get it", to get past the barrière of entry, you will stumble upon of the most beautiful things you can come across. Seriously, play RainWorld.

[@ranninotfromeldenring2832]

always that echo quote

[@rowanrooks]

Well, I feel convinced that I should give Rain World another try when I’m in a calmer and thinkier time of my life. I bought it earlier this year, but I think I’m too stressed with work and school and life to give it the time it deserves. I loved how it looks though, and I originally got it because it feels similar to Hollow Knight (being just a lil guy exploring a dangerous world).

[@MatthijsvanDuin]

A big difference is that Rain World never lets your character get powerful through upgrades, the only thing you upgrade is your own ability as a player. (Consequently, Rain World is not a metroidvania; you can _technically_ go anywhere at any time, even if there's a fairly linear "intended" route the game will gently nudge you towards)

[@dickurkel6910]

Yeah Rain World is a rough game, definitely not a feel-good experience. It's really amazing but I had to play it in chunks because it's just sometimes way too stressful, scary, or annoying.

[@itsQuilow]

Felt exactly the same playing Getting Over It. I thought that 'beat the game 50 times' achievement was ment to be a joke but I got it fairly quickly without really trying hard, just playing for fun. Super chilly game when you get the hang of it

[@retri113]

Wait a second, is this someone engaging with the medium of games as an art form, meeting them where they are at and enjoying them for what they are? I am in for the long haul

[@colfy3961]

if youre the type of person who loves analyzing game lore through its environment instead of it being told to you straight forward, RAIN WORLD IS FOR YOU!! even if you need help from the discord or the wiki to beat the game, the lore is VERY hidden and you might not even get a hint of it's existence in your first playthrough. there are many untold mysteries, theories, and headcanons. ever since i started playing last year, ive been OBSESSED with its lore and the way it tells a story that isnt even mainly about the slugcat you play as! then of course the downpour dlc came out and i was ALL OVER the new dialogue and areas! it answered so many questions as well as raising so many more new ones. tldr; I TOTALLY RECOMMEND RAIN WORLD IF YOU LOVE ENVIRONMENTAL STORYTELLING!!!

[@LunamrathP]

I'm not at all surprised that you liked Rainworld tbh. Its design philosophy lines up with so much of what you've talked about enjoying on your main channel.

[@marino7544]

Man I was gonna say, your willpower, ambition, and tolerance levels to excrutiating frustration must be insanely high to be able to play the wombo-combo of Rain World and Getting Over It alongside eachother hahaha Great games though, especially Rain World is a game that I just really appreciate

[@NeedleNose12]

i’m one of those “favorite game ever” types with Rain World. can’t recommend it enough!!

[@OctoClink]

Always a great day when you post, here or on the main channel! You have also gotten me into quite a few games that I adore now, like Outer wilds, elden ring, and quite a few more? :D

[@oldcodgerr]

you edited your post but still spelled main wrong

[@OctoClink]

@@oldcodgerr shush

[@oldcodgerr]

You spelled it right now!@@OctoClink

[@nellkellino-miller7673]

My girlfriend doesnt really play games, so imagine my surpise when she wanted to play rain world coop with me! Genuinely one of the most fun gaming experiencesnive ever had.

[@hollowknightenjoyer]

liar liar pants of fire

[@The-EJ-Factor]

As someone who has been playing rainworld since 2020 it is my favorite indie game. I would recommend you play the dlc it is amazing. As well as a few mods like pearl cat.

[@JasonHawkins-v7c]

Hey, another Rain world enjoyer here and if you loved the base game the DLC is like more than worth the money. It adds a bunch of content a "rogue lite" game mode with randomized starting location and goals. But the main meat of it is the new characters and the campaigns attached to them. There are also many other minor things like safari, challenge, and more arena mode.

[@CrossfacePanda]

I’ve known Rain World existed for years, but never given it a go because I’ve seen it described as frustratingly difficult. But your description of it has made me very intrigued. Seeing it in motion, it almost gives me “Another World” (aka “Out of this World”) vibes, which is also one of those “love or hate” kind of games.

[@NotaWalrus1]

To be clear. It _is_ frustratingly difficult. But it's not just that.

[@levelzero8445]

If you are of the mind that the frustration and setbacks are part of the experience, you can love that game

[@VulcanHeStan]

Youre fairly low in the ecosystem with the Monk and Survivor, but once you beat either of them, Hunter has the potential to be an Apex predator, especially with the movement shenanigans. That, and with Downpour, Artificer, Gourmand, and especially Spearmaster give those vibes too. Not so much on Rivulet or Saint, but theyre both kind of special in the food regards.

[@dskawaii9200]

Interesting that you mentioned another world because the game does take inspiration in 16-bit microcomputer games and in the cinematic platformers of the time (regarding the realistic approach to the animations).

[@CrossfacePanda]

@@dskawaii9200 That’s exactly what gave me the Another World vibes

[@wizawhat]

In a year with ToTK, Pikmin 4, and Pizza Tower to name a few, Sea of Stars in conjunction with The Messenger might be my favorite gaming memory. Can't wait to see you play more of it.

[@linklink3069]

Getting over it is so good after the first 1-2 times, once you understand it better, it feels really good to play.

[@deannickname]

I think it's time for gamers to recognize Getting Over It as one of the best games of the 2010's.

[@drewski8077]

Wow, I cannot believe that the earth has rotatated around the sun 273 times in 2023! (which is by the way the 30th of September) Raz never fails to be the model of punctuality and put all his videos out on time!

[@greenyxd7298]

spinned on its axis

[@JimJakubJames]

Bruh

[@thejimsonchin5896]

Thank you for the Getting Over It appreciation, it’s truly a great game in my mind and I feel that people don’t appreciate it outside of it making streamers angry

[@bertramjensen188]

"Time has decided to keep moving forward" Evidently not just forwards

[@spicy-cactus]

Rainworld is one of my favourite games out there. You are not such as in most games on top of the ecosystem but more in the middle of it. I am glad you liked it

[@TheRoosterteeth2]

Wake up babe, new raz video just dropped!

[@rickimaru915]

I really tried to get in to Rain World a few times, but I just couldn’t. It’s a shame because it looks fantastic and I’ve watched several videos about the story and world-building which I really enjoyed

[@kirbeeez6131]

I’m also still working through sea of stars. Probably halfway through if I had to guess, but man it’s a good game. It’s so chrono trigger I love it so much.

[@schnader]

As someone who has already beaten Sea of Stars, I can confidently say everything in the game gets better and better the further you get into the story. The worldbuilding is really fleshed out and the devs are really good at communicating certain characters' ways of foreshadowing/teasing/hinting. Obviously the story is awesome, the OST is an absolute banger and doing everything the game has to offer doesn't feel like a chore. So far this is my favourite indie title of the year, perhaps even my GotY.

[@technoboop1890]

So glad other people are enjoying Rain World. Its one of my favorite games of all time and seeing it gain more traction makes me really happy!

[@abdotaalks]

I started Sea of Stars this month too; and man it has been a blast! Everything about the game is top tier and the game is full of suprised. Still around the 25 hour mark but strong contender for my top 3 games of the year.

[@moorjammin]

Rainworld isn’t the game that the cute fanart makes it look like

[@tumultuousv]

Interesting coincidence. I started rain world in the beginning of September as well.

[@WanderIust_]

Thank you for continuing to put these out, I always look forward to them.

[@Catwomans_Belt]

lies of p is a masterpiece

[@LucolanYT]

I loooove these videos so I truly hope you don't completely stop doing them. It's one of the only ways I choose new games these days

[@l0rdfr3nchy7]

I am so envious that you pushed through Rainworld, this and Fear and Hunger 2 are the best games i'll never push through

[@marino7544]

I'm not sure when you last gave Rain World a try, but there's something called the remix menu now, which gives you access to a bunch of accessibility options. I'd highly recommend you take a look and experiment a bit with them if you don't otherwise plan on ever finishing the game! There's also the monk campain of course, but I assume you've at least played the game since that was added. Good luck and I hope you can still find a fun way to finish the game!

[@haruhidaso]

I played 37 hours of Rain World and absolutely hated probably 25-30 of them. I finished it because I hate not finishing a game. So it’s not for everyone, even for someone like me who spent so much time in it, it never clicked even after finishing it

[@lordrakes5528]

With how you perfectly described Rain World, I can finally stop harassing my friends to play it ! Honestly I relate so much, not my favorite games, very frustrating but sooo immersive and rewarding.

[@Jadex56]

I appreciate you spotlight older games!

[@remcon559]

Man, September is over already?! Time flies

[@quinn7935]

I laughed out loud when you said getting over it with Bennett fody. Lovely video as always!

[@qwertzuwu]

i love rain world... so much dawg. you have no idea

[@adamkrzeslak4326]

clicked instantly when I saw rw on thumbnail, and then it turns out its raz's video, couldn't be happier

[@Jell000]

It’s actually so insane how in sync me and this random guy who talks about video games on the internet are. I’ve followed this channel (and the main one) for a few years now and he just consistently keeps playing the exact same games I do at around the same times. It’s just crazy at this point haha

[@stuffandthings1815]

Rain world is my favourite game for both the gameplay and story, I also completely relate with returning to getting over it to relax after my first run I have gone back to it countless times between doing other stuff just because I somehow feel calm when playing it now

[@levelzero8445]

Funny how for you Getting Over It is one of those games that are hard but become a breeze as you play, because that's exactly how I feel about Rain World. When you first play it, you are vulnerable and completely clueless, but on repeat playthroughs you become able to efficiently get through situations that seemed impossible before. My first playthrough as the Survivor took almost 40 hours, but all my later playthroughs didn't take more than 5. Truly a gem of a game

[@flammable1741]

You finally played rain world I remember playing this while watching your videos in the backround

[@chancechristensen4686]

I almost thought you did “decide to stop doing this” last month and was bummed. I was glad to see it pop up in my feed😊

[@vanillawaffle7303]

Rainworld is my favorite game ever. I don't think any other game has ever made me feel more immersed, the vibes and the visual storytelling are just immaculate.

[@Soop_Gamer]

I love this format! Great video

[@thisisnotausernameXD]

For people wanting to try out Rain World but unsure: approach it as a survival simulator with no ability upgrades. Accept that you are going to die a lot in the beginning and feel lost often but you will see your own skills improve as you play more. And there is an overarching story to the game where acceptance is a core philosophy but it will take you a while to stumble upon it. If none of those sound like something you would enjoy, it's totally fair to drop the game. But even as a casual gamer who often didn't complete games and has only recently been playing more games, Rain World sucked me in and I felt so much satisfaction in completing it. It is my favourite game now.

[@zellkabellk]

Oh man, like many others, so happy you tried and enjoyed Rain World ! Definitely a game that sticks with you once you've played it....

[@portaalchemica]

Sea of Stars was phenomenal, it got me to play Sabatoge's other game The Messenger, and it quickly became one of my favorite metroidvanias.

[@jeremyharrison4778]

I love Getting Over It. I like when people notice that it’s a bit more than just rage bait. It’s funny that the first entry was Rain World as the way I learned about that game was Bennet Foddy’s recommendation in the credits of Getting Over It. Though I kinda stopped Rain World a bit into it, but I wanna give it another chance sometime as I’ve become better at playing creepy games than I was in 2017. I also hear there’s been a lot of new content or something. Man I can’t wait for the new game Baby Legs to come out. That’s unironically my most anticipated game of 2024.

[@bristowski]

This is a great final day of September! I look forward to the spooky season ahead of us.

[@Psyaeiou]

If you've ever hyperfixated on a video game before, you will LOVE Rain World

[@alpal4245]

He did rainworld!!! Love that game! Its super different from many other games but its beautiful and is such a dofferent experience

[@alfiecurnow7429]

Great video as always, happy for a review of Life of P.

[@firekraker5117]

I think this is a good and fair take on Rainworld. I respect that game so much, as it has a lot going for it - a gorgeous, immersive, and complex ecosystem which rewards mastery of both mechanics and gamesense - but after about 20 hours, I can definitively conclude that I absolutely hate playing it and won't ever go back to it again. The grindy way that progress works, the frustrating controls and movement tech that needs to be mastered before you can get anywhere, and the (sometimes very BS) RNG that goes hand in hand with having an ecosystem independent of the player are all things that both make it special in the first place and hold me back from enjoying it at all. Never before has the idea of "this is a very good game that is NOT for everyone" resonated with me as hard as it did when I played Rainworld.

[@The.Reilly]

So glad you've finally played Rain World. It's brutal, but unbelievably good. Now play Downpour. It's even more incredible than the base game.

[@windowpanememberrrr]

RAIN WORLD MENTIONED!!!!! lowkey though my favorite game ever. i eventually recommend it to everyone I know

[@Born2Burn7]

Sea of Stars is an absolute masterpiece! Legit might be my game of the year.

[@Faenry]

You liked and beat Rain World so your taste can't be too bad, subscribed

[@TankorSmash]

Keep putting these out, it's fun to see games I might not have seen, sorta like Iron Pineapple

[@pikarai4682]

Have you played The Messenger? I had a lot of fun seeing small details carried over between it and sea of stars, so if you haven't you should definitely pick it up after finishing SoS.

[@andrewruoff4687]

Rain world yippee! Happy you played it and obligatory mention that the DLC is great and massive especially for its price. It is *not* a game I would suggest in the gaming for a non gamer series though haha- my favorite game but it can be a lot, especially without any help

[@Andy-zm8bq]

These are lowkey my favourite videos from you

[@zacharywong483]

Really great selection of games and commentary here!

[@israelmunoz7143]

Thanks, now I have to go back to finish my Rainworld playthrough. I really enjoyed it for a while but I felt like I was getting swallowed whole by it and ended up taking a break that just turned into me abandoning the game. But I like your approach of taking breaks from it, and I think I might try to finish playing it that way

[@kimwasalreadytaken]

Great video! I played the demo of Sea of Stars and would love to play the full thing when I have time & money for it. This month I played Moonstone Island as I waited for Mario Wonder to release. After Wonder, I got Dave the Diver. Haven't finished either of the three, but I'm excited to finish all of them!

[@RewdanSprites]

Great video. At the end I was like: "Wait, what? No way!".

[@zedrico8577]

I'm currently playing The Talos Principle 2, squeal to my favorite game and so far its has proven to be my new favorite game of all time. Here hoping that you play these master pieces.

[@henrikbaum]

Im playing through the first game and Im really enjoying it so far

[@MrRioes]

I normally don't like turn based rpg's (with older Pokemon games being an exception because I played them as a kid) but sea of stars was absolutely incredible, from story to combat, art design and music everything is just absolutely amazing. Definitely my Indie game of the year so far

[@bensaylor9093]

Lies of P is so freaking good.

[@8-bitnicolai5]

The way you talk about Rain World reminds me of how I felt about The Witness... of which I quit on a few hours in. Hmm...

[@crimsonraen]

Thanks for the video! These all look really great. :)

[@nameless_gvrl]

rain world is one of my favorites. it's really fun to learn new things on your own, though i accidentally learned some movement tech on the Steam community page. i also noticed a similar thing with Dark Souls sidequests where they're awesome to discover on your own, but some are really difficult to complete without help from an online guide which spoils the experience. On the other hand, i don't like games with crowded minimaps and bloated lists of things to do leaving this a difficult thing to balance for game design.

[@gallikos4266]

Great video, love the relaxing feel of it, and can't wait for Halloween in a month since it's september 30th rn

[@OmegaBlack999]

Thanks, Raz!!

[@NickKarm]

I wanna play Rain World so bad, this was just extra encouragement (my backlog fills 5 full pages)

[@woomynation]

I picked up rain world in october and I've loved it

[@Tulip9518]

RAIN WORLD LETS GOOOO

[@suzuyajuuzou4389]

Is it good ? It has been sitting in my steam library since forever

[@alfiecurnow7429]

An idea perhaps add a graphic at the end to add the months games to a list with all games you've included in this series so your fans know to not ask you to play those if they haven't seen all the episodes

[@saifee7899]

glad this guy liked rain world, i loved it same with sea of stars

[@qwfp]

I highly recommend you play Rain World DLC. The story and lore is greatly expanded there and the new slugcats and changed environments make it familiar yet exciting. I've finished all the DLC campaigns (yes, I'm one of those people who instantly fell in love with this game). However, I still haven't played Hunter yet, because "ominous countdown" scared me off. See you in October!

[@acquaintedfowl1767]

hunter is scary, but once you master the game you can manage hunter very well, it's almost like a rain world boss rush! stay aware of the map layout, know where you're going, why, and how. to play hunter means you understand the environments you are in; you are capable enough to climb the food chain, and hunt creatures with your wit, expertise, and perseverance.

[@Sepi-chu_loves_moths]

The DLC is probably bigger and better than the base game it's great

[@acquaintedfowl1767]

@@Sepi-chu_loves_moths the dlc is amazing, but i got sick of it not long after my first playthrough- it added so much to the world; got rid of that atmospheric loneliness rain world feels like it embodies, but it is amazing regardless

[@ZedAmadeus]

I have to say, I do think the DLC is worth the asking price, love the new places and ways to experience the world, but I kind of dislike the approach to lore. Frankly I think the dialogue is a lot more weird and stilted than the base-game's, and while the lore stuff is interesting, I think it's a better game for keeping so much of that stuff mysterious, lost to time. I'm a slugcat! Why do I care about the bonkers geopolitical AI stuff?? I think it's interesting to know why the world is the way it is, to some extent, but Rain World's story has always been a tale of entropy and fighting against loneliness and hopelessness, how small you are in the world, the reckless ambition of the ones who came before and how far their ruin stretches, those ideas were always much more important to the "story," your journey through the game than the specifics of the AIs and their relationships or the exact reasons for each ruin... in fact I think it might be better if you're left to infer that stuff, if they stay mysteries for you to ponder each time you play-and tbf to the DLC, we get new stories with new themes that are extremely engaging, especially by contrast to the original campaigns. Gourmand is absolutely incredible, worth getting the DLC for on its own, offering a very very different emotional experience to the base-game which only underscores how bleak the other stories in this game are. and Arti is interesting, but I found their campaign very frustrating, (where the base-game used contextual button presses to condition your behaviour, make you immersed, make you behave like a little creature, binding the double jump to JUMP and GRAB really pissed me off, there was no underlying logic to it, I was dropping stuff when I parried, picking up stuff when I didn't want to, and it hurt my fingers to perform the press routinely when there were so many other buttons they could've used.) For me, I explored almost all of the new bits of the world in Gourmand, so when it came time to play Artificer I kind of just had to speedrun through the most frustrating areas of the game to get to the new stuff, it sucked. but the storytelling WAS interesting, I liked the delivery. and I loved their region. Spearmaster, at least right now... not so much. You're just going around reading logs, and they're not super well written... and I really don't see how they'll logically justify these stupid little antennae things popping up in the most random of places and you being able to listen in on them, unless it's something like Pebbles planted the suckers in random places around the world to pick up on chatter, and tasked you with listening on in them, then reporting back to him... I hope it's something like that because right now it feels incredibly contrived, and it's HARD man. Thought it would be easier having infinite spears, but not really! This campaign has made me just so incredibly frustrated so far. Not really liking Spearmaster... but I'm gonna push through and do them all. Very much looking forward to the last two. Also, definitely persist with Hunter, it's one of the most satisfying experiences you can have in this game! My favourite part, and my advice to you is-PLAN. plan it all out in the real world, on paper or a white board. It's super fun to take all the knowledge of the world that's up in your brain and draw up a comprehensive route through it all, then following your plan and watching the prep pay off. Super fun.

[@levelzero8445]

If you want to do Hunter, you could increase the counter in the Remix menu for your first playthrough. That will allow you to figure him out and be more comfy. You can then start him over with the regular counter. With how much you're encouraged to go fast, a full playthrough of Hunter doesn't take long anyway

[@NexusBaum]

I tried rainworld and it really wasn't for me, but nevertheless, everyone should try it!

[@bobconer5240]

Yo I always happy when I hear people had played rain world I love that game got literally have 177 hours on that game

[@seanaugagnon6383]

So true Mr pineapple. Also I like your channel. Thanks for playing trash so I don't have to waste my money. Truly Gods work.

[@ZangBeast777]

Would love to see what you think about Risk of Rain 2, specifically with R2Modman mods. RoR2 is a great game on its own but the modding community adds a lot of meta elements and would love to hear you explore what you think about games that support communities that do that.

[@AutumnReel4444]

Rain Woooooorld HYPE. Great weird game

[@rodrodrodrodrod]

If you’re considering getting rain world but think it has limited replayability just know that the game has a thriving modding community which have created amazing mods for you to enjoy after beating the base game and downpour. The game is not something that you beat once and leave forever due to limited content, you can enjoy it nearly infinitely if you want to