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Saira episode 1 ends with only one thought on Kevin’s mind; I want more! True, if there was more, some controller support would be great, but then again, more content would be greater. Bring on episode 2!

Things end with far more swiftness and enjoyment than most of part 2 did. The game is smooth and fun, the puzzles are great twitch based action, and the controls almost feel natural for being keyboard only in a platformer. Let’s call the ending a win-win situation for all.

If episode 2 ever arrives, you can bet it will show up in Infinite Deaths!

Kevin encounters his two least favorite type of puzzles for a live stream. We have an esoteric fetch quest and a robot programming session that is too drawn out for a live stream. So, this means the most unwanted tool in an Infinite Deaths is used; a guide.

I know. We should be above such lameness. However, in the name of making things not boring as hell, you have to do some bad things at times.

At least the episode ends on a very fun note.

Things get a bit very confusing as Kevin faces a new batch of horrors ranging from radiation to toxic waste drips, and it concludes in the worst toxin of them all; complete confusion.  Let’s see if the teleporter can be remade and Bobo can be saved.

 

How to describe Saira…that is a tough question.  Imagine a game filled with so many wrong ingredients and the final dish is so much addictive fun.  Yeah, we have keyboard only controls, weird puzzles, poorly mapped keys, and confusion.  However, we also have fun and some amazing wall jump physics.  Let’s do this!

Things start off rocky when Kevin returns to NightSky. How rocky? Well, let’s just say this recap of the live stream skips the first two stages he completed because it was more PowerPoint and less game. After a quick re-start, the game is moving smooth, quick, and…ummm…maybe too quickly for Kevin as he repeatedly jumps in easily avoided death pits.

The scenery remains awesome, the music tranquil, and the vehicle stages are as awesome as ever.

While the game doesn’t end with this episode, progress and stages are going as smooth as one could hope for a shortened episode.

Kevin begins his journey into NightSky. This is a game all about the three “f’s”: fysics, phailing, and phun. You are nothing but a simple marble in a world of confusing three screen levels. While it may begin as a simple and easy experience, it turns difficult in a hurry.

The old adage, however, does come into play; if you can’t beat it with thought, just brute force the jerk into submission!

Kevin dives back into what he thought was an unfair exercise in NES era cheap deaths. Little did he know it only gets cheaper and more infuriating as he knocks off the next few levels.

Can he finish? Can he avoid swearing? Can he enjoy this game? Tune in and find out!

Warning: This video has some (im)mature content!

Instead of the expected Indie Showcase (due to a small issue of a laptop, streaming software, and a lack of stability when both are running), Kevin kicks up a new Infinite Deaths. This time he’s going to swear, get frustrated, and maybe be less profane than the game he plays.

Yes…Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures is on the menu today, and this game is definitely not for the PG crowd. There are f-bombs, blood, gore, and maybe some recreated Atari era “adult” game sprites.

Also, this is one game where the protagonist swears along with Kevin as he dies!