@@N7AslansHobbit_Ry No.. Eros is voiced by Abubakar Salim (Absy Babsy) .. The voice artist of Bayak from Assassin's Creed: Origins.. Bryan and Amelia had him on their channel in the past..
OK, it's cool that Bryan quoted the Connor line "We need more information to determine the best approach", but if Amelia doesn't romance Freddie and state "I wanted her to hold me in her arms again... make me forget about the idols... their smell of sweat and their dirty words..." I'm going to be slightly disappointed. ;)
@@La-PetitMort When Connor and Hank investigate the murder at the Eden Club, the responsible Traci tries to escape with another Traci, her girlfriend (indicating, btw, that they were already deviant BEFORE being attacked since non-deviants don't have emotions like love). If Connor "wins" the fight he ends up put in a position where the Traci explains her certainty that she was going to be destroyed by the violent client who destroyed the android and so strangled him. She confesses she wanted to get back to her girlfriend with the quote I used, if you substitute "humans" for "idols" of course. Amelia played that Traci.
*mandatory comment saying a number* - i haven't watched it yet - just saw it was uploaded a minute ago! I will watch it later today and i bet it is a tons of fun!
Yeah my queer panic button went off at pretty much every design except for Apollo really but I think Persephone's design (and attitude) has to be my favourite
TBF, even if I like this game, I'm kind of taking exception at the "Role-playing" part of it. A RPG, whether table-top or virtual, puts the emphasis on either your character having a very detailed level of customization, or the plot being very responsive to your action. This a very well-executed musical visual novel (and that's completely okay !), but I struggle to see the RPG of it all
I think it's an RPG solely because depending on what trait you choose it unlocks different dialogue options which then can slightly shift the narrative or more insularly can change a conversation/relationship with charaters. The choosing of the traits and then choosing when to use those dialogue options I guess is what makes it an RPG. But it isn't a classic RPG, for sure. If you went into this game thinking it would be a classic RPG format I can understand why you would be disappointed.
@@AnxietyRat We can agree to disagree. I think it's fair to say nobody expected a "classic RPG" : if you put good music front and center of your concept, there's only so many pieces you can compose and produce, so it limits the number of branching in the storyline you can have. But from what I have seen, the story mostly culminates in one ending (with slight modulations here and there along the way).... and that's a typical feature of something that already exists : visual novels and interactive fiction ! Having character customization doesn't suffice to make this a RPG. Otherwise, we could also say it contains romance so it's a dating sim, a murder mystery plot so it's a detective game... what matters is focus, and it clearly didn't centered the interactivity and customization at the core of a RPG, imo.
This game lost me the minute she said you can't reveal the idols to mortals and the first thing she does is tell her friend and the game didn't do a game over and they came and killed her... There's no stakes if it's all bs.
From the dialogue that Pan has during that scene it seems like they are using a loophole in the wording and the loophole is that one single person, Freddie, is not the general public of mortals. And so Grace didn't actually break their rules using that loophole in this specific wording of the rule... Now Pam being a god of mischief does mean that he could be fucking with them... But yeah there's literally zero repercussions for Freddie being told and narratively the game actually makes it so that she is told regardless of what options you choose. So the loophole must actually be a legit loophole because they didn't take her out bc she knew.
@@AnxietyRat Yeah I was actually sort of really getting into it, but then that happened and I was like, "... ... ok this is going to be a waste of time of they can't follow their own rules..." Like at least a, "Oh sh, I forgot I couldn't... let's hope this is ok" or _something_ to acknowledge it. Because from that point on I'm like, "so can she call the police for help and just say 'i called the police, not the general public'"... *shrug* I know it shouldn't be such a big deal but it really was like a roadbump to me for some reason lol
@@AnxietyRat are you serious? These were just Athenas old rules and by the end of the game everyone EVEN ATHENA understood that that rules must go away, only Athena cared about it
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Gameplay starts at 12:30 💛
I'm surprised you guys didn't recognize the voice of Eros given that you had him on your channel in the past :p
It's the mark of a great voice actor if he or she can stump other voice actors. And do you mean Apollo?
@@N7AslansHobbit_Ry No.. Eros is voiced by Abubakar Salim (Absy Babsy) .. The voice artist of Bayak from Assassin's Creed: Origins.. Bryan and Amelia had him on their channel in the past..
@@TheGamersGrotto I had no idea that our angry shouting Egyptian had such a beautiful singing voice.
32:00 I love the way Amelia reads the journal entries ❤
I love Bryan's stumbling over Calliope's name. It's adorable!!
Love Stray Gods. The combination of music, aesthetics and branching narrative game is masterfully done!
I love this game! I was struck by how it gave me Buffy’s ‘Once More with Feeling’ vibes and turned it out to be the inspiration XD
I told my roomie the SAME thing! I didn't realize that was the inspiration 😂
OK, it's cool that Bryan quoted the Connor line "We need more information to determine the best approach", but if Amelia doesn't romance Freddie and state "I wanted her to hold me in her arms again... make me forget about the idols... their smell of sweat and their dirty words..." I'm going to be slightly disappointed. ;)
what is the last quote from?
@@La-PetitMort When Connor and Hank investigate the murder at the Eden Club, the responsible Traci tries to escape with another Traci, her girlfriend (indicating, btw, that they were already deviant BEFORE being attacked since non-deviants don't have emotions like love). If Connor "wins" the fight he ends up put in a position where the Traci explains her certainty that she was going to be destroyed by the violent client who destroyed the android and so strangled him. She confesses she wanted to get back to her girlfriend with the quote I used, if you substitute "humans" for "idols" of course. Amelia played that Traci.
Oh my god YES I was JUST hoping yall would play this game!!
This is such a cool concept for a game! I’ve been singing since the third grade and love musicals. ❤❤
*mandatory comment saying a number* - i haven't watched it yet - just saw it was uploaded a minute ago! I will watch it later today and i bet it is a tons of fun!
I wonder why Khary Payton’s mic sounds so different from everyone else’s
Also every one of these character designs is making my bi panic go haywire
I imagine this was made during the pandemic, where tons of voice actors had to record in their closets. 😂
Yeah my queer panic button went off at pretty much every design except for Apollo really but I think Persephone's design (and attitude) has to be my favourite
The game had me going "Man... Apollo is so wholesome and sweet and I'm not even straight."
Wait, you can romance Joel with Abby in this game?
I love khary Payton!
Obsessed with this game
20 minutes in and... Goosebumps.
I love you guys
Omg how did I miss this 😔😔😔
TBF, even if I like this game, I'm kind of taking exception at the "Role-playing" part of it. A RPG, whether table-top or virtual, puts the emphasis on either your character having a very detailed level of customization, or the plot being very responsive to your action. This a very well-executed musical visual novel (and that's completely okay !), but I struggle to see the RPG of it all
I think it's an RPG solely because depending on what trait you choose it unlocks different dialogue options which then can slightly shift the narrative or more insularly can change a conversation/relationship with charaters. The choosing of the traits and then choosing when to use those dialogue options I guess is what makes it an RPG. But it isn't a classic RPG, for sure. If you went into this game thinking it would be a classic RPG format I can understand why you would be disappointed.
@@AnxietyRat We can agree to disagree. I think it's fair to say nobody expected a "classic RPG" : if you put good music front and center of your concept, there's only so many pieces you can compose and produce, so it limits the number of branching in the storyline you can have. But from what I have seen, the story mostly culminates in one ending (with slight modulations here and there along the way).... and that's a typical feature of something that already exists : visual novels and interactive fiction ! Having character customization doesn't suffice to make this a RPG. Otherwise, we could also say it contains romance so it's a dating sim, a murder mystery plot so it's a detective game... what matters is focus, and it clearly didn't centered the interactivity and customization at the core of a RPG, imo.
you play a role as you wish, you romance whoever you want and your choices matter so it is role playing,it is not just visual novel.
@@bokarndiaye323 there are lots of choices and outcomes with consequences, pretty huge ones
I love the idea of this game
Conner❤
If you can you should play Omori
just finished the game on the red path, I'm playing it again on the green path
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This game lost me the minute she said you can't reveal the idols to mortals and the first thing she does is tell her friend and the game didn't do a game over and they came and killed her... There's no stakes if it's all bs.
From the dialogue that Pan has during that scene it seems like they are using a loophole in the wording and the loophole is that one single person, Freddie, is not the general public of mortals. And so Grace didn't actually break their rules using that loophole in this specific wording of the rule... Now Pam being a god of mischief does mean that he could be fucking with them... But yeah there's literally zero repercussions for Freddie being told and narratively the game actually makes it so that she is told regardless of what options you choose. So the loophole must actually be a legit loophole because they didn't take her out bc she knew.
@@AnxietyRat Yeah I was actually sort of really getting into it, but then that happened and I was like, "... ... ok this is going to be a waste of time of they can't follow their own rules..." Like at least a, "Oh sh, I forgot I couldn't... let's hope this is ok" or _something_ to acknowledge it. Because from that point on I'm like, "so can she call the police for help and just say 'i called the police, not the general public'"... *shrug*
I know it shouldn't be such a big deal but it really was like a roadbump to me for some reason lol
are you idiot? whole game about accepting that these rules are old and must go away
@@Saphthings if you played whokle game you would ve understood even that
@@AnxietyRat are you serious? These were just Athenas old rules and by the end of the game everyone EVEN ATHENA understood that that rules must go away, only Athena cared about it
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