I think “Petey.” It showcased a very patient kind of storytelling, that without that slow-burn approach, the ending wouldn’t have worked as well as it did.

Dark Gods by T.E.D. Klein (which I mentioned on the podcast that my family bought for me for my birthday). It was incredible.

Boo.

I’ll check it out. I wonder if it’s on the PlayStation store.

lol. And nice. I love all three of those games, too—except I never beat Soma or MoM. I have a weird habit of whenever I start liking a game—or at least getting writing inspiration—I stop playing it because I’m afraid the game will drop the ball and I won’t like it anymore.