Sorry We're Closed, developed by à la mode games, is a narrative-focused survival horror game that pits angels and demons alike against the greatest force of all: true love. Our protagonist Michelle sets off on a dangerous journey to take down a powerful demon who has set their eyes on her. This game brings a combination of choices matter storytelling with arcade-style FPS combat for a truly unique and vibey horror experience. In episode 52 of No Small Games, we're digging into every corner of Sorry We're Closed. Kate and Emily go in-depth on their likes and dislikes when it comes to the combat mechanics and sound design. The conversation also gets a bit philosophical when it comes to the story and questions of the true nature of love. This is a one-of-a-kind game and conversation, and we hope you love the episode!
Timestamps 00:00:00 - Intro 00:08:15 - Boss Battles 00:20:00 - Sorry We're Closed Discussion 02:00:40 - Game Ratings 02:05:50 - One Small Thing 02:12:22 - Next Game Announcement
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