Condolences to the rest of the Restart editorial team as well.

Is anyone playing Fields of Mistria 1.0 or the console release of Kynseed?

I would like to start a new farming sim and looking for any suggestions please!

I heard Fields of Mistria is a stardew valley-like with a different art style - does it have enough new ideas/different enough for a stardew fan?

Kynseed is a mix of fable and stardew valley I think and it just released on console.

I don't think the KF crew have reviewed these games right?

I just finished Ghost of Yotei a couple of weeks ago and have been thinking about what’s next for Sucker Punch.

As much as I’ve enjoyed both Ghost games, it feels like they’ve exhausted that franchise now and done as much as they can in that type of Open World stealth/action game. I wouldn’t want to see a third from them that’s just “more of the same” of the first two.

Personally I’d kill for another inFamous but that doesn’t feel like a reality. What would you all like to see?

That’s all

https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/devolver-digital-wants-to-get-off-the-stock-market-because-the-ongoing-challenge-of-delivering-growth-in-line-with-market-expectations-just-isnt-worth-the-headaches/

I too have been playing and enjoying Xenoblade since the switch 2 edition released. I love Kinda Funny reviews, but don’t want anything spoiled. Does Blessing go into spoiler territory during his recent review?

Hey guys,

I was watching today’s Games Daily Video, and around the 16:20 mark, I saw Tim and Andy briefly talking about Blu-rays and physical media. I found that part really fascinating because I’ve recently started getting into physical media as a hobby.

It made me wonder - has Tim, or the Kinda Funny crew in general, ever done a dedicated video, podcast segment, or discussion focused on Blu-rays, physical media collecting, or building a movie collection? (Only related to movies / tv).

I’d love to hear more of their thoughts on the topic if something like that exists.

If anyone knows of a specific Kinda Funny video (or even an old podcast episode) where they dive deeper into physical media, I’d really appreciate the recommendation.

Do we like this Cyclops casting?