I feel like this is where we kind of have to wrap catastrophe crow.

Is there a lot of stuff that we need to get to?

Yeah, but you know, this could also be a Tom task.

I could send Tom these guidance documents that I found.

Yeah. Or I withhold all of them and watch him suffer.

Oh let's watch him suffer.

Yeah.

Suffer, suffer, suffer, suffer, suffer.

Here we go again.

All right, let's do this. Hello, in turn. Hello internet.

Welcome to Game Theory, the show that Like a Crow is always looking for shiny new theories.

Although, while today's theory is definitely shiny, it isn't entirely new.

Three years ago we released a video on the criminally underrated game Catastrophe Crow.

This quote-unquote Lost Nintendo 64 game was full of great puzzles, creepy symbolism and

more law than you could shake a tail feather at.

And you got all of that without even having to play the game.

Yeah, this was one of those Pet Scott situations where a bunch of

youtubers released videos about finding the game online and using their footage

we were able to piece together the story of loss and

desperation that was hiding beneath the surface. The game's source code was

eventually dropped online and so people could play it for themselves and solve the last

few remaining mysteries.

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