Jul 31, 2026 · 1 hr 22 min · 19 segments
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But let's move on to games.
Okay.
And something we've both been playing Although...
Well, aye.
Both been playing.
I would say I'm not as far into it as I would like to be because I've been a little bit...
Despite being off, I have had stuff to do.
But we've been playing Leafy Corner.
Yeah, we did speak about this last week and we were like, there's something about this that looks quite cool.
And I suppose it is kind of similar.
Yeah, I wanted to
ask you about that.
Like, is it...
Do you see those similarities now that you've played it?
Like, a wee bit.
It's got that kind of replayability of, like...
Gameplay loop.
Yeah, potting your plants and watering them and serving your customers and...
arranging
your shop
I really like games like this not all the time you have to be in the right mood for it but it's like it's almost like a sort of procedural game where it's like okay you serve your customers and then then I always pause it for a little bit and then I do a quick stock taking like right I've only got two of those plants or I've only got three of those plants I want a few more and then I make sure they're all watered then I unpause it and then more folk come in and it's just that sort of loop and you get into a sort of rhythm with it um That, yeah, I just really like.
My concern, right, is that I really hope the team have done their due diligence on the actual frequency of watering plants.
Like, I hope it's accurate per plant.
because i've been all over this keeping my plants topped up everything's above board and i'm really worried that like i'm gonna have an in real life conversation with like some plant aficionado and it turns out that like a jade plant actually does need watered loads and a blue candle cactus like doesn't because i'm i've now got these in my head like i could go and have a conversation at a garden center but i'm worried that if this isn't accurate i could look like a dick
But let's move on to games.
Okay.
And something we've both been playing Although...
Well, aye.
Both been playing.
I would say I'm not as far into it as I would like to be because I've been a little bit...
Despite being off, I have had stuff to do.
But we've been playing Leafy Corner.
Yeah, we did speak about this last week and we were like, there's something about this that looks quite cool.
And I suppose it is kind of similar.
Yeah, I wanted to
ask you about that.
Like, is it...
Do you see those similarities now that you've played it?
Like, a wee bit.
It's got that kind of replayability of, like...
Gameplay loop.
Yeah, potting your plants and watering them and serving your customers and...
arranging
your shop
I really like games like this not all the time you have to be in the right mood for it but it's like it's almost like a sort of procedural game where it's like okay you serve your customers and then then I always pause it for a little bit and then I do a quick stock taking like right I've only got two of those plants or I've only got three of those plants I want a few more and then I make sure they're all watered then I unpause it and then more folk come in and it's just that sort of loop and you get into a sort of rhythm with it um That, yeah, I just really like.
My concern, right, is that I really hope the team have done their due diligence on the actual frequency of watering plants.
Like, I hope it's accurate per plant.
because i've been all over this keeping my plants topped up everything's above board and i'm really worried that like i'm gonna have an in real life conversation with like some plant aficionado and it turns out that like a jade plant actually does need watered loads and a blue candle cactus like doesn't because i'm i've now got these in my head like i could go and have a conversation at a garden center but i'm worried that if this isn't accurate i could look like a dick
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