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GI Show – Monster Hunter, FighterZ, Bennett Foddy Interview
Welcome back to The Game Informer Show! Thanks for tuning into this episode, it's a good one. We finally get to weigh in on a couple of big Game Informer cover stories recently, with Dan Tack talking about his review for Monster Hunter: World and Suriel Vazquez geeking out over Dragon Ball FighterZ. We also cover a streak of surprising games on Steam, like the wildly addicting Subnautica, Slay the Spire, and the social experiment from hell SOS. After some great community emails, we interview Bennett Foddy about designing Getting Over It and discuss why he thinks the game is so much fun to watch on Twitch.
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To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
2:40 - Monster Hunter: World
20:20 - Dragon Ball FighterZ
38:30 - Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition
42:00 - Slay the Spire
45:50 - Subnautica
52:43 - SOS
1:00:25 - Community emails
1:41:16 - Bennett Foddy interview on Getting Over It
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