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Game Boys, Ep. 211: Horror Genre Generator
This week, the Game Boys are making Frankenstein’s Monster-esque abominations by stealing parts from different genres and combining them. Specifically, they’re playing a game where they pitch horror video game ideas where the sub genre of horror and genre of game are decided entirely by a roll of the dice. Ever wanted to play a cultist platformer or a cosmic horror sports game? You will after this episode!
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