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Aug 15, 2023 1 hr 27 min

Brotato / The Last Spell

from GROGPOD Roguelike Podcast

Hold onto your Brotatoes! You demanded, we listened: listener request week is over and from the ashes of our submissions arose the bullet heaven Brotato and the tower defense zombie horde killhouse The Last Spell. We are also joined by a new full-time member of the podcast: previous guest Andrew Harshman! With so much content to cover, will we be able to channel our summoner energies together before the hour is up? Custom RSS Apple Podcasts Spotify YouTube Music Transcript) 1:42 - The GROGPOD Grows! 4:09 - Brotato game stats 6:44 - Vampire Survivor-like subgenre terminology debate (bullet heaven vs one-stick shooters) 10:49 - Brotato aesthetic criticism and Flash game comparisons 16:23 - Arena limitation complaints vs exploration desires 20:56 - Nintendo eShop story description and potato world lore 25:09 - The Last Spell introduction and tactical combat overview 32:57 - Game phases: town building, defense setup, and night combat 38:14 - Decision fatigue criticism and feedback loop discussion 46:17 - Character generation and goddess dialogue segments 54:21 - Night phase tactical combat depth analysis 1:07:24 - Roguelike classification debate and genre elements 1:11:30 - Rankings and final thoughts Next episode: Eldritch Contact us at [email protected]! https://grogpod.zone Intro music: Jean Luc Ponty - Mirage Outro music: The Algorithm - Oath

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