SLAYERS X - Nitro Rad

[@rejectclone4504]

The game is ABSOLUTELY a deep dive into Zane's psyche, as he is deluded by his passion for game design/coming off as a cool and financially successful person, but he is still somewhat aware of his failures in life. Add in the fact that it is heavily implied that Zane comes from a poor background (borderline 'white trash' if you really want to be more negative about it) and was deeply affected from seeing his mom work herself to the bone, and seeing her be in a VERY toxic relationship with his on-again off-again stepfather. Mevins actually is implied to both be his boss at Dollar Shaver (the dollar store that Zane's mom worked at, as mentioned in Hypnospace Outlaw), and his stepfather, hence his vitriolic hatred for Mevins and turning him into such a grotesque final boss.💀 Alongside that information, you also have to consider all of the super nostalgic comments made by him in the bonus levels of places he loved in his youth, his constant idolization of Mikey Sikey (literally taking a in-universe nu metal vocalist, putting him in the game and making them act as a stand-in for his biological father, as he views him as a positive father figure), and ALLLLLLL of the various small references to Zane's time on Hypnospace (the t-nubs hoax on Teentopia, Gumshoe Gooper, his love/hate relationship towards the SquisherZ franchise, Boppo's meats, etc), it is VERY clear that Zane is still suffering from implied childhood trauma and is still clinging to the few positive memories of his past. 😭 Zane is desperately clinging onto his delusions, as he genuinely hopes that the money he will make from Slayers X will help him and his son have a better life, as it could help him to avoid repeating the cycle of poverty and social shame that he witnessed his mother going through. More and more canon lore about Zane's personality and views on his life are shown through the game’s official twitter account, so I HIGHLY recommend checking it out, to see Zane interact with all kinds of questions and comments on there! The person running the account, which I THINK is Jay Tholen, is doing a excellent job of making it really feel like Zane himself is real and active on there!

[@FlameSoulis]

SPOILERS AHEAD (Sort of?): So, back when I did my first playthrough of Hypnospace, Zane was one of the victims of the braincrash. So, when I heard the game was announced, since I didn't really look into Zane's lore, I had a rather grusome feeling that Dylan had created the game based on the stored memories on his pages, or perhaps even deeper. Thankfully, a quick read on his wiki page explains everything regarding that, but I think also having just dodged a bullet like the braincrash incident would only cement things further.

[@leoultimaupgraded9914]

Funny thing is, his “delusions” as Adam Chase (the “friend” who helped Zane make Slayers X) are kinda coming true, since many people in the real world genuinely love this game. It makes me really happy to see people support this game and its creators so much, even if Zane isnt real. Though, too be fair, most of them are people who played and enjoyed Hypnospace, and people who didnt play Hypnospace probably wouldnt understand Slayers X, but its the thought that counts

[@dedosdeceniza]

@@FlameSoulis the canonical explanation is that, since Zane actually breaks a couple rules from HypnOS, he gets canonically banned from the thing, so his brain doesn't get fried.

[@PenguinEconomics-st2ws]

Thank you so much for writing this. I was already going to play the game but after watching ND's video and your comment really cemented it for me. It's sad how much I can relate to Zane's story here but really shows Jay Tholen is so talented at representing the real lived experiences of folks in his work.

[@aaronsmart105]

Zane talking about how he misses his mom clued me into the subtext of this game. Makes a little teary eyed thinking about it, honestly.

[@leoultimaupgraded9914]

same, when I made it to Zane’s Mom’s Apartment, I just took a step back and breathed it all in. Felt really heartwarming that besides the holes, it was mostly intact, full of stuffed animals and melancholic lines from Zane about how he misses his mom I stayed in that apartment for a while before moving on, and I still feel the depth and melancholy even now that I’m further in the game. Really hit me in the feels man

[@polocatfan]

yeah. really feels like he never made up with his mom before she died and he regrets it.

[@leoultimaupgraded9914]

@@polocatfan yea, really recontextualizes all the hate for his boss/step dad Mevin too, and the part where Mykey Sykey is about to tell him that he’s his dad, he never grew up with a decent father figure. Which also adds on to him being a dad, he probably doesnt want to make the same mistakes his dad/father figures made

[@sarafontanini7051]

@@leoultimaupgraded9914 it's kinda heartwarming for a character who was a edgelord teen dickhead to have such depth to him. And i lvoe how he seems to love his kid c:

[@HaplessOne]

It's probably a big reason why he doesn't cuss in the game. His mom probably didn't like him cussing.

[@bloodrunsclear]

I like the idea that Zane recorded all his lines at his house so he had to be careful shouting too loudly or swearing.

[@CloseingStraw97]

His mom is dead and he has no father. But he does he have a son so maybe.

[@Strawberry_Cubes]

LMAO, zanes married and has a kid too so I can imagine he straightup can’t swear or else his wife will tell him off

[@pausebreakreviews]

@@CloseingStraw97 Who says he recorded them now? It's a Kataclysm mod he started in high school... maybe he recorded all the lines back in those days.

[@Deliveredmean42]

@@pausebreakreviews Well, it's not likely. Especially once you unlock the bonus levels post credit.

[@harrylane4]

@@CloseingStraw97 he made the game in his 30s, he probably recorded when the kids were asleep

[@therasslintheatre2960]

Man, I hope Zane's game becomes a success in-universe that he can shift to game design full time and live a more meaningful life, one that his now deceased mother can be proud of. In my first playthrough of Hypnospace Outlaw I forgot to check on Zane's page during the Mindcrash so I missed out on banning him, so in that version he died alongside Carl Parker, Mavis and Tiffany. No matter what, it seems Zane's path in life is one with strife and constantly taking Ls, so by all accounts his 2000's edgelord attitude seems to be less of a inability to move on and more of a coping mechanism for all his life's struggles.

[@gringusgaming]

I'd love it if the game became a success and because of that Adam would have a change of heart and maybe take Zane more seriously. Maybe then he helps Zane with some more games to ensure that they maintain their quality? With enough experience Zane could become competent himself.

[@Dalister]

Fun fact! Multiple times throughout development, Zane (not Jay Tholen, ZANE [yes jay really got into the character]) made many calls for the community on his server THE STEEL SEWER to make things for the game, such as balloons, newspapers and stuff like that! also I was one of the people who got their balloon into the game, and while that may be small, im still proud of it

[@GoblinGoblet]

I like how there's a kind of sad side to zane's character when more details about his life is revealed, and when the "angsty abrasive teenage jackass" veneer that he puts on is ripped away (eg : living with a single mother who both struggled to make ends meet, and who was repeatedly having her heart played around with by an unfaithful rich asshole that probably only thought of her as a side hoe). I really like characters like Zane who seem like they're only one note gag characters, but end up having noticeably more depth to them the more you look into them.

[@jeremyallen5974]

That's why I enjoyed Dante from the first two Devil May Cry games more than I ever did playing the other ones. He was an ass that liked to talk smack but he knew when to can the wisecracks and actually take what was going on around him seriously instead of spending the ENTIRE GAME huffing his own farts

[@SnaksiXD]

The developer's good at bargaining, offering to not do it with James' mom if he doesn't play the game after all.

[@TheSuckoShow]

He's a tough negotiator, but fair.

[@HeisenbergFam]

"when I was 16 I designed a game and it was awesome, then it got lost or was it?" World class storytelling that changed my life

[@jameslawrenson1208]

How inspiring.

[@leoultimaupgraded9914]

dont forget the line after that “I am, The X Slayer!” actually felt kinda badass in a way lol

[@Yohoat]

I love the subtle poor grammar there too. It should be "or did it?" instead.

[@niclaswa5408]

Surprised it wasn’t called “Slayerz Xtreme”

[@PanmasterAtArms]

God damnit, I heard the Rat speak and immediately recognized Gianni Matragrano's Columbo voice. He really is everywhere lol

[@CamelotGaming]

5:33 That jingle hit and I thought I warped into a Civvie video.

[@drakenforge4276]

Civvie did make a video on X slayers

[@potentiallyunfunnyguy9716]

Same here. I wouldn't even know what that tune is originally from. I just immediately associate it with Civvie.

[@drakenforge4276]

@@potentiallyunfunnyguy9716 it's sky land from smb3

[@Kyezoar]

Honestly watching both videos I'm SO glad that each video stands on different footing but still makes a fantastic video worth watching. Civvie does his thing of mainly going through a game step by step while NitroRad while in a similar manner slows back to check out the details of the game.

[@Hatsworthful]

Its as dumb as it gets but the fact that glass shards are spelled 'glass sharts' when you pick them up always gets a chuckle out of me

[@nerdybunny9975]

Worth noting that while Adam canonically did a lot of the work on the game, Zane at least did all the map design (according to him.) He's got an amazing knack for designing levels that a lot of retro shooters can't do even when played straight.

[@victoriouswinner7745]

i was not expecting this game to be so depressing. this game is surprisingly genius

[@harukami912]

_Everything_ is depressing these days...

[@jtm-inc2912]

I heard Zane call his victims, "stupid idiots"... It seems Big Zane's got a bit of Chris Jericho in him!

[@lobpotato5141]

I want to share one of the best pieces of advice I've ever been given: "Never let nostalgia depress or control you. Let it motivate you." Its sad to think that we can never go back to the good times we had but don't forget that we can make tomorrow even better.

[@atlascove1810]

My creative work feels entirely fueled by nostalgia.

[@juliagoodwin9510]

I was going to say this game is 90's as hell... But then it got all melancholy and I'm suddenly reminded of the things I used to do as a kid. Getting ice cream from the ice cream man during the summer. Going to Blockbuster with my mom and brother to get a movie and a game. Having more time to hang out with friends and not be concerned if our work schedules don't match up. It's kinda depressing when you think about it...

[@thealkymyst]

Like the 90's then.

[@sil_Ookami]

Oh my god I didn’t even know Hypnospace was made by the dude that made Dropsy!! I love both of those!!

[@casanovafunkenstein5090]

Yeah, it's not something I would have expected but, now that I know, it makes perfect sense. Guy seems to have a real talent for creating games that centre around empathy with social outcasts. Dropsy is all about a creepy clown whose goal is to make people happy. HypnOSpace is about how the job you're given requires you to enforce laws that don't tend to have the best interests of the community in mind, often serving to make the website less enjoyable for its users in order to benefit a set of faceless business people, all the while seeing the daily lives of these people and the effects of what you do to them.

[@chrisr1091]

Great Video on a pretty great game. I'm like 80% sure the melee enemies joke is that they make the same kinda sounds as David Draiman from the band Disturbed. I also did love the extra Boise level, even if it's the most confusing level in the game by far from a layout perspective. I think it's an achievement that there was a point during the Boise level where I felt that Zane was a real ass person. The game touches upon so many experiences and little details. Like the game has a constant theme of poverty if ya look for it, many of the places that Zane visits thought the game are these pretty dingy areas from his mom's apartment to the literal trailer park. It's conveyed through even minor details like Zane is a CEO and a world-famous dude in the story but his mom still lives in an apartment and she is still dating Melvin for his money, Zane is just so used to being poor that ideal of being a CEO is just a position to him, he doesn't thing of the money like most kids. God I could go on about this game for like a few more paragraphs if I could.

[@NitroRad]

WOW! The map he made based on his Uncle's mansion makes a lot more sense now. This game is so cool dude

[@shabmaster7128]

It's more Korn Johnathan Davis noises than disturbed. "Twist" I think is the trackm

[@superdark336]

@@NitroRad that map is also a whole reference to The Groverhaus, down to the comment of falling out of the window rolling down the stairs bwl

[@KapustaNicholai]

@@NitroRad how do you feels in your homeland

[@coyraig8332]

Liminal spaces. The places between what was and what is. A reminder that time always marches on and that nothing lasts forever, no matter how much you want it to. School hallways without children. An office without workers. A game map without enemies.

[@jackall-trades6149]

Honesty is the new gold standard when it comes to media (games, movies, tv-shows, etc). If the consumer can believe that the creator cares, it carries more weight. And the presentation here is very believable and relatable. This game kinda pushes the idea of balancing in life without implying one should throw out the baby with with bathwater (if that makes sense).

[@ThatMrSky]

I love the part where Zane came out of my computer and hack blooded all over my screen, realistic hackblood coming out of his eyes truly amazing gamis!!

[@WretchedRedoran]

Day has been... rough, to say the least. But seeing a new Nitro Rad video has cheered me up, even if just a bit.

[@moscowvicent831]

I hope it gets better for you

[@yoshimasterleader]

8:37- 9:49 - That's Nostalgia. The game evokes feelings of true nostalgia. People forget that nostalgia isn't just fond remembering of the past but the sad longing of it too. It's nice to see a piece of media actually successfully gives that happy/sad feeling.

[@MisterJW]

When I heard the NES drumroll, I had a full moment of whiplash thinking I was about to see "5 minutes later" with a rainbow filter backdrop like in Civve11's videos

[@thesidneychan]

And it helps that Civvie covered this a few weeks ago.

[@Geno746]

Ah yes everybody's favorite Duke quote "it's time to kick gum".

[@marcellosilva9286]

Kick gum and chew ass!

[@Saxdude26]

Frickin' Dick Kickem. 😂

[@Chowder_T]

Did not expect a game like this to make me think, "I sure hope Zane can someday move past his demons," but here we are

[@ozzkur]

the falling zane bit was pretty funny

[@endarkculi]

It started as just a goofy running gag, and then falling down just the right spot perfectly segues into getting a better understanding of Zane as a whole, kinda like...the game as a whole, really. Makes me appreciate Nitro Rad's own narrative-writing skills.

[@hussainqureshi9933]

AWWW YEAH! New Nitro Rad video. You already know it's about to feel like Christmas, already.

[@larrydupp3988]

You know it’s powerful characterization when I feel the emotional tug to buy the game, so I can support Zane and his family

[@MAXinsanity00]

This game balances a very fine line between a love letter to everything that we thought was cool about a specific time and a scathing mockery of it all to the point where it becomes more than a pure example of either. The effort put into it all is insane... Or I guess inzane HAHAHA BWL

[@Koobird784]

So a small note, as someone who actually grew up in and lived in Boise, Idaho for most of their life, it really adds an extra layer of authenticity and humor to Zane as a character. To me, at least

[@JustAFoolishMortal]

You know, for a teenage edgelord, Zane is surprisingly good at game design.

[@Saxdude26]

"It's time to kick gum" Wouldn't be a NitroRad video without a subtle edit that makes me do a double take. What a pleasant surprise this spin off was.

[@Mike14264]

This is a really interesting game... that takes a very interesting approach to nostalgia, showing not just the good that comes with it, but also the bad... and the consequences of an imbalance between the nostalgia for the past, and the acceptance of the present. It also looks pretty fun to play through!

[@boodle399]

I don't see people mention this but something i noticed with Stephanie (sorry Steffanie) was how we only ever see her in her work clothing and the only place she apprently exists and hangs out at is her work place, we get no mention of her life outside the burger place she works at, which leads me to believe she isn't even a person Zane knows or made up but an employee at a burger place he probably had a crush on and knew nothing about her other she was pretty and worked at a resturant he liked

[@jeffypeters333]

I love your videos, but I’m definitely here because BrutalMoose was randomly mentioning this game in 1 of his streams / coin game videos, and he talked about this game, so I immediately searched the game, and your video popped up first, so I had to watch it!

[@KatlikeRider]

5:33 I heard that midi drum and IMMEDIATELY thought of Civvie11

[@devonwilliams5738]

The whole spoiler segment was really enlightening. I saw Civvie's video and he showed off the secret, but didn't really go in depth as to what it means. And yeah, this is a very sobering and memorable moment, that really recontextualizes everything you've seen about the game. I'm kinda in the mood for more games like that, diving deep into someone's personality, finding out fully why they are the way they are, even if it is through the things they've made.

[@PeterT1]

diving into zanes mind made this make more sense with mevin as the boss

[@Kokolowolf]

Oops I got teary eyed and had to remind myself Zane isn't a real person who made a game GG Devs & Nitro - you got me good with character and analysis

[@Coming_age_Studio]

*The green eyes James has….*

[@Landonio]

THE S-BLADE HAS A HACKBLOOD CHARGE

[@BigCalsWorld]

Not heard of this game but now I really want to play it!

[@Pwilliams4000]

Nitro rad, Antdude, and completionist all made a video on the same day that’s crazy

[@Bosby42]

ITS TIME TO KICK GUM

[@sulley2032]

Penhorn Mall was my favorite place ever as a kid, it caught me off guard here but I think about it way more than I should. So many memories there.

[@generalwilliams5282]

Ayo real quick thank you bruh for introducing me to this series just finished slayers X and I had a great time :)

[@Specter053]

Wasn't expecting seeing you covering Slayers X. Pretty cool, man!

[@TheSuckoShow]

Instant buy for me. Instant game of the year, and yes, I've been playing Street Fighter 6. I was on the fringes of the indie PC game scene in the nineties, I'm right around Zane's age, I've probably played more than my share of mods and indies made by edgy teenagers, and this is spot on. I specifically remember an RPG featuring poop monsters as the main scrub enemy and a spiked-hair author insert as the hero.

[@Mace2.0]

IRL Rayman reviews the Game of the Century. Welp, that's how I start the weekend.

[@SonbladeX]

Boomer shooter is not one of the genres I'd expect to see you play, but now you've GOTTA play DUSK and CULTIC. Two different flavors of modern boomer shooter, both with really fantastic horror vibes. Granted, neither have the same kind of Hackblood energy SLAYERS X has, but they still have their merits.

[@SuperLlama42]

Jay's got a knack for making goofy characters who seem at a glance like they're just taking the piss out of some subculture or another, and then actually making you like them. Besides Zane, Chowder Man was another great example.

[@sapphirespoon1455]

"Like dawg, you can hold onto the past. In fact, you totally should hold onto the past! Just don't get stuck there." is a really nice message ngl.

[@puffleperson]

I see what you mean with the whole melancholy aspect. I could kinda tell nearing the last level that it wasn't going to be a happy ending (IRL at least) but I was so hopped up on hackblood energy that I didn't fully notice *until* then. There's a Japanese term for stories about "strength in the face of futility". It's why they make all those. Erm. WW2 "Opposing Force" games. I'd say that this applies nicely to Slayers X. Still. I really hope that we get a sequel. If I'm not tossing about exploding dice in a year or two I'm going to be upset.

[@Stoooopid]

the mega64 shirt feels fitting for this video for some reason

[@gaminggladiator06]

When you dig into it, you also realize that zane wasn’t thinking of himself when he was wanting to get this game made, but he also must have been thinking of his family’s sake, as well. He talks so highly of his son when viewing the pic of his kid’s drawing, and while i haven’t seen if his wife is ever mentioned, i’m willing to guess they do have a stable relationship. Even the trailer has a more downing implication, saying that the game was in the making from a sketch book to full cd. I’m willing to bet he was simply looking through his old stuff one day and came across his old sketchbook, and as a last ditch effort, asked a high school friend to help code the game. Not even being an actual game, but a mod for an in-world game. The poor guy was just trying to help his family in however possible way he could, even if just a little.

[@JannieDaMannie]

Wow... Didn't expect to be saddened about a video featuring a really cool boomer shooter. 😢

[@Kyezoar]

It's honestly so surreal seeing you cover a Retro FPS game for the first time but oh man, you couldn't have chose such a perfect title than Slayers X. So much personality, a art style that just reeks of 90s photoscaned texture work and sectors, and genuinely fun Retro FPS gameplay!

[@TVindustries5000]

joel, vinnie, civvie, now Nitro I love people seeing this game

[@sentrylolencio6911]

I can hear the heartbeat coming of this game's heart, even if I am just watching gameplay on KZbin.

[@gretasmith1183]

my buddy matt contributed a few tracks to the soundtrack for this game!

[@darkhorse744]

Hell yeah, always look forward to a NitroRad video!

[@vhproductions]

I managed to get something I made in the game! However it's not _in_ the game yet... Jay- I MEAN Zane told me it's currently in the latest build, so I'm hoping for a future update!

[@lucianaryeh3001]

5:34 Legit thought I was watching a civvie vid when this song came up 😅

[@BGrimoire]

I played the demo for this game and have been blown out of my water by it ever since. I'm so pleased to see you talk about it James!

[@diaborodevil3161]

Clever forshadowing to the pit secret we pay attention to the pit falling cause of a lack of nitro dialogue we think it’s a gag but it’s there so we know of the fall death might be a gag though

[@silversparrow9437]

Another really excellent pair of throwback shooters are Dusk and Amid Evil. They're both very Quake-inspired, but Dusk has a lot more Blood energy while Amid Evil has the energy of something like Hexen or Heretic

[@flaco3462]

the word i'd use to describe this whole game is "sincere" i don't get a single tinge of irony from the game because it comes from a man who sincerely loves everything he put into this game

[@rofflesvanwagon]

I cant wait for the hypnospace outlaw sequel i think its called dream settler

[@greenluck10]

Just remember Nitro Rad... The X Blade has a Hack Blood charge

[@TheNexDude]

Something about this game screams to the late 90s early 2000s kid in me. In my room making my pen and paper games lol.

[@spikehamer2]

The phrase about the S blade and then suddenly the Mario Brothers 3 soundtrack hit me like a truck. I wonder why hmmm

[@kamisverycool]

Who's going to tell Rad about the Boomer Shooter renaissance?

[@IncoisaRadio87]

I wasn't actually sure what to make of the whole thing with the somber droning music, I wound up playing Slayers X shortly after playing Myhouse.wad and strangely, the similarities between the music of MyHouse's more liminal spaces and Slayers X's empty levels was a bit jarring. Please tell me I'm not insane for hearing it.

[@leonelbertol751]

the sequel to hypnospace i always wanted

[@GMMReviews]

5:33 - I thought i was watching Civvie11's Review for a second!

[@Cane-Aubright]

Hearing That Mario 3 Track somehow made me forget who I'm watching. This is a real gnarly video

[@SunsetSullivan]

7:10 This thing you're describing is what the Doom mapping community calls "doomcute". It's a big thing where they love taking real life objects and recreating them with the Doom mapping software. By the way, you should really check out the Doom modding scene. There's a stonking huge amount of amazing stuff on there. Total conversions in the style of something like this, map mods, and awesome single-run cinematic maps. The modding community is incredible and this game almost feels like a tribute to it, what with it being a "in lore" mod of Hypnospace's equivalent of Doom.

[@victort2]

You’ll notice, the jester brains have that ‘beef brain’ frying from the fear mongering in hypnospace..

[@_mizune]

17:57 based dev

[@puffythedestroyer8878]

if Nitro plays boom-shoots, who'll tell Civvie to move his sheets? The cell needs space, and the floor is free country.

[@lehvak182]

Absolutely in love with that giant Hau and the G1 Bonks in the corner. Bionicle video when?

[@NeviTheLettyFan]

Thank you so much for making Zane fall into his death 3 times throughout the video

[@TEHSMISH]

i couldn't really get into hypnospace but i enjoyed this. had no idea the game had so much subtext, that's so cool.

[@RileyRClazerkitsune]

so a spoiler for hypnospace outlaw the feeling of creepiness and emptiness might have been on purpose because zane is a possible victim of the mindcrash, a virus that took the lives of multiple people. so this could have some dark implications, though it is canon that he survives; the one that got away perhaps. . .

[@superdark336]

if you ban him he gets saved from the time crash, to eventually become the manager of the local Dollar$haver and have a son (and make this game)

[@GeloRuse]

Hearing your opinions on Zane made me realize this is the first actual *boomer* shooter.

[@kokorikopi]

I heard the Mario 3 World 5 music over footage of a Boomer Shooter and forgot what channel I was watching.

[@Tman2bard]

5:33 I'll be real, I heard the song start to play and thought I clicked off to Civvie's review of the game.

[@McCrackles]

Ngl, as a Civvie11 fan i love seeing other people's perspectives on boomshoot games, especially people who aren't that into the genra!

[@tommythesparta4912]

You could literally make a video about any game ever and it'll always be a treat to watch ^w^

[@infiniteoctopaw]

"Don't kill cringe, kill the part of you that cringes." -Sun Tzu

[@UnCreativeDeconstructionism]

The jester head enemies really made me miss *"CarnEvil"*

[@LucaTheStar]

I Instinctively recreated your facial expression in the thumbnail when I saw this notification :D

[@fussilly]

Every time I watch your videos, I'm thinking about writing a comment but I never can put myself together and actually write it. Today is the day tho. James, I love your content. Your work is so inspiring and professional, your reviews are well balanced and I just love your taste in games. I'm not a gamer, but games and nerd stuff always were huge part of inspiration for my illustrations and every single od your videos is expanding my horizons. Thank you for your passionate work, all the good energy and lot of interesting info on subjects I would personally not even thought about.

[@user-gq5fb1bg1e]

this is the first game to sell 1 trillion copies

[@lavenzavantas]

the fast FPS genre has peaked with this game

[@moonadoo1006]

Have you ever heard of fear and hunger? It’s like a medieval lisa the painful

[@elliehope266]

I had no clue that this game went so deep like fr but it was an amazing game

[@TrumpLester]

The Department of Special Corrections would like a word with your theme choice. 5:34

[@lztrfilms8250]

I bought it after seeing Civvie's video about it and goddamn this game is fun