Episode 42 - Horror Video Games

We're joined by a special guest, indie game developer Drew Katsikas (find him on twitter at @vmpr_cmptr_ppl), to talk about the wide world of horror video games! In particular we focus on two very creepy indie games, Faith and Paratopic. Other topics include kinesthetics, what games scared us the most, and if Dan were Mario. Humungus Vibe. Links: Faith - https://airdorf.itch.io/faith Paratopic - https://arbitrarymetric.itch.io/paratopic Mausoleum of the Medusa - https://store.steampowered.com/app/547260/Mausoleum_of_the_Medusa/ Full list of movies discussed in the episode here: https://letterboxd.com/kenfrankenstein/list/nameless-cults-episode-42-horror-video-games/

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