The Oh, Oh, The The My name is Gary Butterfield.

My name is Gary Butterfield. My name is Cole Ross. And you're listening to Watch Out for Fireballs. It is a Games Club podcast.

And this week we're talking about Realms of the Haunting, which is a game developed by

Gremlin Interactive and Interplay for the PC in 1996.

It's me, I'm Gremlin Interactive.

Gremlin Kama. Gremlin Kameh.

Kameh Interactive.

Yeah, why not take me to the store?

I'll help you're on errands.

That's bon- show me old pictures.

Hey Gary, why are you Bonsy Buddy right now?

I'm a human Bonzy Buddy. You can you can take me it's a Bonzy Buddy you can take on the go and that you have to feed.

And hows. Yeah, this is a coal pick. Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah, it is an interesting game. I'm glad to have the chance to, the excuse to play it.

Yep. It's like I have a lot of affection for it I want to throw out there on on

front street nothing in this works oh God yeah it's it's it's so unbelievably earnest that you cannot help be charmed by it.

Every genre hybrid decision of this works against another one.

Oh, it's so...

In a way that's kind of amazing, like the reverse house of cards, like you're using

cards to hold a door open. You know, it's not creating a structure, it's like, it's denying one.

I don't know. It's a machine that just takes cards and then puts them

face down and make sure they never get back up. Exactly. Yeah, it's real weird.

It's a weird game. Lots of charm. This is, this is, if you like the podcast as service stuff.

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