Um, it's, uh, I guess, like, y- you kind of expect licensed comics for things like Sonic and, and whatever, but all of these, like, smaller games, it's quite cool to see them getting comics and stories.

Yeah, I, I, I think there's some sort of alignment between, you know, cult following of an indie video game and, like, people who would read a comic book.

Um, so I think there's that.

Um, and Vampire Survivors definitely has that cult following, and people are kind of rabid for, like, more bits of lore because obviously the game itself, if you've played it, um, it's sort of a bullet hell, indie, retro, 8-bit, um, nonsense game.

It's, it's very fun, very silly, um, and really expressly doesn't take itself too seriously.

Um, so it's a, it's, it's a, it's a blast.

You can even get it on your phone these days.

I mean, not so much n- nowadays since, less and less since I've gone to comics and, but, uh, yeah, that, that was always good fun.

what was it like for you then david

um It's weird because the only thing I've ever done that didn't have the pressure of...

I guess performance was Nottingham Volume 1 because by the time that stuff came out, people were going nuts for it.

So...

Rightfully so.

Yeah.

Thank you.

That being said, I think this problem sort