Josh Mandel

He also released Serena, which is a free adventure game, which is about one hour as well.

And Josh Mandel gave the voice of the main character.

And it's very simple.

You are really just... clicking on objects but i really really enjoyed that game i didn't get a chance to play scratches and uh he was on this podcast i interviewed him a few years ago and he spoke a little bit about difficulties you know with the ip right now for scratches that uh you can't buy it anywhere at the moment um but uh it it has got some really good reviews people consider it to be a classic um in the vein of, you know, Darkfall as well.

And I did find it a little bit dull after a while.

Like at first I was invested and I was engaged, but then after a while I was like, okay, it's another dark, empty corridor.

And unfortunately I found it a little bit dull more so than scary or unsettling and there is a bit of backtracking um as well that i was like oh we have to go down you know we're on the third floor we're gonna enter the first floor now now i thought that as i said the architecture of the building was quite good but just in terms of direction um i i just thought oh we have to go back again um so i the voice acting was okay but i don't think it was anything spectacular um and what is interesting is that josh mandel also gave the voice of the main character up until last week i think some of the feedback wasn't great so the developers they changed the voice actor of the main character but a week before and considering that i think it turned out pretty pretty okay pretty well um and yeah now it's So it was the interface I thought could have been better, and those were the main issues, but I just felt it was a little bit...

And if we compare again to Still Wakes the Deep, that that was also mainly in one... kind of larger cake was all in an oil rig.

I do the same.

Also, I had a little shindig in one of the auditoriums with some people I have some peripheral knowledge of, not in a major way, Chris Pope and Tyler Drinkard and Josh Mandel and Ken Allen, Neil Grandstaff, and some dude named Mark.

I don't know what his deal was, but he showed up anyway.

That was fun, spending 45 minutes going through my entire childhood and trying to keep it under 45 minutes, which was next to impossible.