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Spoiled – Discussing Rime's Emotional Ending
Rime released on Friday, and it has drawn comparisons to more abstract games like Journey. But Rime has a strong narrative with an affecting ending, and we got together to chat about it.
Join me, Joe Juba, Ben Reeves, and Suriel Vazquez as we discuss Rime in full, including its ending which surprised us all in different ways. Fair warning: we do discuss spoilers, but it's worth noting that knowing the ending before playing could have a positive effect on your pexperience. In this instance, we won't hold it against you if you watch this video before playing. In fact, if you do, let us know in the comments how it affected your experience with the game.
For our review of Rime, head here. For more episodes of Spoiled! covering games like Final Fantasy XV and Resident Evil 7, head here.
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