Review Crew #30: Untitled Goose Game

Have you guys considered playing a Professor Layton game? It's like Hey Riddle City, everything from the main plot to collectables is earned by answering riddles and solving puzzles. The animated cut scenes and excellent music makes up for the pure confusion you'll feel trying to solve these riddies.

Love the goose list idea

Lauren Boersma

I remember back in the early 2000s(ish) there was a book called Morton's Lists. It was a book which, armed with it and a d30, you could find something random to do. Hearing you talk about making each other lists. I honestly don't know how easy this would be to find today. I also remember a group of friends of mine getting into some level of trouble doing a Morton's List night. Maybe that is why it is hard to find now?

Jeffrey E Morton

Would love to see you all review the book “New Teeth” by Simon Rich! It’s a bunch of short stories that are hilarious, whimsical, and surprisingly heartfelt; the humor would be right up your alley! Major bonus: you could easily get through it in 2-3 hours.

Ravio Lee

Her story would make a good episode, I think you'd all enjoy it and it's only about 1 - 2 hours. Also it works well to play cooperatively

Kingsley Houston

I appreciated the discussion about people buying big trucks when they obviously aren't utilizing them. I thought that I was the only one bothered by this lol

Shaun_qb

would also súper put in a plug for the game Spiritfarer !!

shana

untitled geese geme

shana

Erin I think you should play cozy grove. The art style is cute, it's very chill, you're just helping ghosts work through their shit and there's no time pressure, and the music is great

Abbie Howell

I wonder what the untitled goose's cat sounds like...

jollytheoldsaint

RandomTaskGenerator.(net), just make that website and have it generate 3 random tasks per day.

Game review was good, but my favorite part was the discussion at the end about road rage and experiencing blatant disregard from people in traffic, on the sidewalk, and in lines was funny and educational. A+, totally relatable.

Bob Hopp