Well, here we are. With Over 100 thousand views total, 1k subscribers, and a budding patreon, it's nice to know that I figured this would happen eventually but seeing it is still something else. Welcome once again, I am still Boss Door. And while I still talk mostly about Indie Games like The Binding of Isaac and Meat Boy, I additionally plan on dabbling in some triple A's, and revisiting videos on game design in general, such as this one on stagger mechanics. -There's also some new segments to the channel that I think you'll find particularly exciting, the one I'm most pumped about being the Weekly Meat series, a collection of videos I do in conjunction with Cimbone to bring you regular updates on Team Meat and Edmund themed news. His editing is really great and it's amazing seeing what he's able to do with a simple voicetrack. You'll see a new upload on this page at least once every other week, I absolutely love taking video requests, especially from my patrons, but even if you're not and there's just something that you're really excited for me to cover you can let me know down in the comments of any of my videos. If you like non-pretentious, to the point videos on your favorite indies and mechanics in videogames then stick around, subscribe to the channel on all of the available platforms. And join our incredibly active discord server, where I regularly release teasers for upcoming content. Whether or not you decide to subscribe, thank you so much for watching. And have a great night. Buh-bye. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9k16SeH9m0

Whats going on in OneShots world... after you leave? OneShot Equinox is not only the strangest OneShot mod to date that I've tried, but it also begins to answer a very pressing question that I had contemplated immediately after finishing Solstice... and it's... what happens... after? When Niko leaves this world behind what is the aftermath to the characters, the places, the stories? Using the World Machine after a Solstice playthrough we can re-inact playing as Niko and the story that unfolded, but it's by no means an epilogue, it isn't a way to revisit these characters in a way that feels real. What if... something happened early on... that caused The World Machine to go... way off script from what we expected from this game? https://discord.gg/HBTyPM8 my discord server, it would mean a ton if you joined! Follow me on the bird site! https://twitter.com/BossDoor5 Huge thanks to Khoo for the thumbnail illustration https://twitter.com/khoo_kn ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QZEzyGDSnU

Essentially, Vampire Survivors is a game where the only control you have over your character, is your movement. Slowly between and during waves of enemies coming at you you'll amass different power ups that quickly transform you into what is basically a touhou boss. It's unreasonably fun, and it very quickly lets you know why it's been rising through the Steam Charts. Even if a lot of the power-ups you get are projectiles, they all behave very differently. Some target the closest enemies to you, and another might rotate around you in a clock-like pattern. This diversity despite simplicity extends to the enemies as well. Other titles I've recommended on this channel have required reading mountains of text and forking over dozens of dollars, but Vampire Survivors is not only a meager 3 dollars, it's available on xbox game pass. If you have a love for wave based games, or just.. Fun.. You probably won't regret taking a nice long look.. At Vampire Survivors. Please join the discord server! It'd mean a lot! https://discord.gg/HBTyPM8 Here's my Twitter! https://twitter.com/BossDoor5 Support the reviews and videos I do! https://www.patreon.com/bossdoorreal?fan_landing=true ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQfPDld4tFY

Rhythm Doctor did something that few videogames these days really do for me, it made me think about really deep fundamentals that could have ripple effects on other indies, or at least; it made me ponder the difference between internal, and external mechanics. You have but one button to time with the melody of each level, and you'd be forgiven for thinking this isn't complex enough to hold up an entire game, but after taking on the first boss.. I was sold on the concept. Everything unexpectedly becomes a mechanic, filters block your view, red X's mute certain beats, static drowns out sound.. things that would normally be inconsequential in the music genre end up being really.. really.. fundamental here. Even if you don't normally play Rhythm games, I recommend giving Rhythm Doctor a try. It really is quite something, and it's hard to play it and feel sad. Discord: https://discord.gg/HBTyPM8 Twitter: https://twitter.com/BossDoor3 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iHgt7-Icuc