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Leah, Josh, Brian and Ryan discuss Austin Jorgensen's post-apocalyptic role-playing videogame LISA: The Painful.

Music featured in this podcast:1. Summer Love by Austin Jorgensen2. Men's Hair Club by Austin JorgensenCane and Rinse 498 edited by Ryan Zhao

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Ben

“Oh-lay-thuh” is right if it’s based on the Kansas town, though honestly who knows if he was just looking for a real town name that looked similar to Onett and pronounces it differently. I’ve seen this game before, but I’ve never played it. As much as I love RPGs, this sounds like a pass for me. I’ve got too many games waiting to be played to add one I may hate.

Tolkientaters

This was a great podcast, it was interesting to get do many perspectives on a pretty divisive game. I doubt I'll ever play Lisa, but it did make some fantastic discussion.

Bud Dink

Awesome to hear your takes on this. I played and finished this for the first time last month and while I absolutely loved it (or rather admired the game) I definitely can't disagree with your criticisms. It's a difficult game to stomach - yet weirdly I laughed out loud several times. The game does have nice humor ("holla holla if ya hear me....really glad I got that off my chest. *Dies*")

The Pensky File

leah: ok, so all four of us found this game to be immoral and lacking in any common decency and humanity. it is a grim adventure through an irredeemable, sadistic wasteland that none of us found enjoyable or informative. none of us recommend that anyone play this game. me: wow, i gotta play this game