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Scatterbrained- Palworld is My Dream

Scatterbrained- Palworld is My Dream

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Brandon and Courture go over the release of Palworld 1.0! Then Brandon talks all about his likes and dislikes of Adventures of Elliot! And of course, we couldn’t leave it without talking about Denshattack! Come hang out with us for a little bit :)


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What has Brandon been playing? Rapid Fire and Kenshi! - 02:41

Palworld - 17:26

The Adventures of Elliot - 44:27

Denshattack - 53:28

Wrapping Up and Thank You - 56:51


Games we talked about this week: Fallout: New Vegas, Kenshi, Palworld, The Adventures of Elliot, Denshattack


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