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Welp, that was an unexpected break...
But the good news, is we're back to bring you all the news for the tail end of the year!
This week we cover the latest Need for Speed, and man its been getting some good reviews. We also go over how damn good Fortnite looks now, and how they've gotten The Witcher 3 to look so good as well. Jenz also covers the latest Rainbow Six Siege update, and we also go over our predictions for The Game Awards (happening TODAY so go watch that after this!)

We're back after a very busy week off, as Rammo prepares to move out (sorry about that), with a jam packed episode! We've got some quick fire news to start us off as Jenz and Rammo discuss a brand new (and very strange) dating sim? They also go over the weird combination of 2k Games, LEGO, and sports...?
They then get a bit deep and talk about the recent controversy with the latest Sims 4 expansion, and go all in on the latest Rainbow Six update: Operation Demon Veil

In this episode, Jenny shares some insight about how unplugging while on vacation with her family inspired her to reset and feel rejuvenated. We’re reminded about the importance of “turning off” and how downtime, even if brief and local, can actually motivate you and empower you to work hard and keep your focus on what’s next. Jenny also discusses the need to stop chasing greener grass and how crucial it is to live in the moment. Jenny talks about how “There is no way to happiness; Happiness IS the way”.

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What is the Among Us app?

• It’s a social deduction game, like Clue and Werewolf, where players attempt to uncover each other’s hidden role or team allegiance
• Among Us is played online with 4-10 friends or strangers
• It became extremely popular during the pandemic when TikTok influencers and YouTube gamers posting videos of themselves playing
• The Among Us app is free on iOS and Android devices
• It costs $4.99 to buy the PC version on Steam

Where is the Among Us app available?

• Apple App Store: 9+
• Google Play: E (Everyone 10+)
• PC Version on Steam
• Developer’s Website: InnerSloth.com (Based in USA, Owned by InnerSloth LLC)
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Who can play?

• There is no age verification required to download or play the game
• Anyone can join a public game with random strangers or create/join a passcode-protected local game with friends

How do you play Among Us?

• The app designates 1-3 players as “imposters” and the rest as “crewmates”
• Crewmates are assigned tasks to complete in different rooms of the spaceship, sky headquarters, or planet base
• The goal is to discover which crewmate is “an impostor bent on killing everyone!”
• Votes are taken and emergency meetings are called (in the chatbox) where players discuss suspicious behavior and report each time a body is discovered
• Players win by completing all tasks or by discovering and voting off the impostor

What should parents know?

• Chats in Among Us are unmoderated but can be censored for profanity (in the game’s settings)
• Players create their own usernames which could include racist, sexist, or homophobic language
• Some players may ask to connect on another platform, like Discord, where they can voice or video chat
• Imposters kill other players during the game. The graphics are very cartoonish, but parents should be aware that weapons and blood are depicted on screen
• In-app upgrades are available, ranging from $.99 to $2.99
• The app collects data to use for advertisements and video ads play after games unless you pay $1.99 to remove them

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