I'm going to look for sausage rolls. Someone will have them.....
It's super easy, buy some pork sausage and mix it with garlic and onion (and a little cheese). Get sheets of puff pastry and wrap the filling in the pastry, egg wash the top, cut into sections (we normally do bite size sections) and bake until beautiful.
This is the type of content I look for in comments section. Saving this for later. (Though living in London the only thing more prevalent than Greggs is Pret so I'm not hurting for options on that front).
Great write up and an important topic to discuss (not just the US, this is true in Europe as well).
I left the games industry 4 years ago and I haven't really looked back. I get paid more, have more job stability, work more regular hours and people aren't being exploited through their passion. As a bonus I can enjoy games as a hobby again and receive far less death threats from fans of my work.
I wish I could say I saw an improvement in the 8+ years I spent in the industry but it was only getting worse, especially in the testing side of things - I am still of the mind that the games industry is dangerously close to the film industry's unpaid runners and assistants who give up pay in lieu of 'experience' and a foot in the door in an industry that they love.
Basically got a PS4 to play this, so pretty hyped about the high score and effusive appreciation Brad has for the game. From the sounds of it, it taps into exactly what I enjoyed about Braid but with a strong sense of place and immersion that I really, really dig.
Cannot wait to play this. And yeah, to second some of the comments here: really well written review without revealing the specifics of what makes the game special.
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