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Spiritfarer - Cane and Rinse No.577 (Patreon)

Published:
2023-07-17 17:57:16
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2023-07-18 10:29:36
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Should we fear death or should we embrace it?  Join Brian, Jon, Rich and Tom as they explore the existential meaning of Spiritfarer, the death-centric management sim by Thunderlotus. Do the management sim aspects of this game bolster or hinder the end of life message the developers attempt to convey?  Join them on this journey into the great beyond.Music featured in this issue:1. Main Theme by Max LL2. Stella's Lullaby by Max LLedit by Jay TaylorDon't forget to give the post a like and perhaps leave us your thoughts on the issue too. It let's us know you've listened and also gives us something to read out for the monthly podcast.

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Alex79

Dammit, meant to play this before the show was recorded and forgot. Had it installed on my phone for months and never even opened the app. It's free for mobile via Netflix, if anyone is interested.

Ben

Thanks to all the panel and the contributors for sharing with us for this podcast. I know it can be tough to do. I have always wanted to pick up this game, and after listening to the discussion I’m kind of glad I didn’t. The idea of a game about end of life lasting 30-60hrs just seems excessive, and the described gameplay sounds extremely unappealing to me outside of the platforming. I worked for a time in palliative care in various capacities. I have a lot of friends and family who still do. Any game (or film, show, or book for that matter) that wants to tackle subject matter like this better come out strong and hit it out of the park if they’re going to tackle it as a subject. Sounds like this game occasionally succeeds, but often misses the mark whether through annoying mechanics or poor writing. Still, it lent itself to what felt like one of the best discussions so far this year alongside Oregon Trail’s episode. I’d say more, but I’ve already rambled too much.

James McCaul

A great discussion and full of very honest emotions. I myself lost my dad when I was 14 so a lot of this hit home. Thanks to all involved for a memorable episode.