52. What to Do When You’re Sick of Your Game
Hannah and Evan discuss how to repair their relationship with a game they’ve spent a year struggling to complete.
Hannah and Evan discuss how to repair their relationship with a game they’ve spent a year struggling to complete.
Hannah and Evan salvage an episode about being on time with an upcoming game, and publish it in a world where they were not on time.
Intro/outro theme: by Pat King.
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