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Super Replay – Tail Of The Sun
Back in March, we ran an episode of Replay that featured a Roulette game that far outshone the main game. I was pretty fascinated by my brief experience with Tail of the Sun, so much so that I made sure it would be our next Super Replay game. Unlike our previous Super Replays, we weren't entirely sure what the gameplay or endgame consisted of in this caveman title. All we knew is that we needed to kill mammoths so we could stack up their tusks, creating a ladder to the sun. What followed is one of the weirdest gaming experiences we've ever had.
You can watch our complete playthrough below. I play the game as Reiner watches, and we have a few guests drop by to join in on the fun.
UPDATE: Check out the awesome Tail of the Sun cake that a family of Replay fans brought by our office!
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Fan of Super Replay? Some mega-fans started up a pretty awesome Facebook group after our playthrough of Overblood. Check it out if you want to chat about Replay, general gaming, or anything else on your mind. And be sure to check out our hub page for every Replay ever.
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