Romeo is a Dead Man w/SUDA51 - Kinda Funny Gamescast Plays

Summary

Kinda Funny Gamescast Plays – "Romeo is a Dead Man" w/ SUDA51

Date: February 3rd, 2026
Hosts: Blessing Adeoye Jr., Greg Miller, Suda51 (Grasshopper Manufacture), James Moun (Community Manager/Interpreter)
Episode Focus: A hands-on deep dive and discussion with Suda51 around his wild new action game Romeo is a Dead Man, launching February 11th, with gameplay, creative insight, Q&A from live chat, and a look at Grasshopper Manufacture’s signature style.

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Episode Overview

This episode features Kinda Funny’s hosts playing and commenting on Romeo is a Dead Man with the game’s creator, Suda51, providing live insight into its design, art, and off-the-wall narrative. The team highlights the influences, creative choices, and recurring Grasshopper themes, while also fielding community questions and digging into the game's unique style, combat mechanics, and character design.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Game Introduction & Thematic Foundations

• Story Inspiration:
  • Suda51 compares the narrative to classics like Mario & Peach and Romeo & Juliet:
    • “It's pretty much the same exact story as ... Mario and Peach and like, you know, Romeo and Juliet. It's just your, you know, run-of-the-mill basic ass love story. Really easy to get into and understand.”
      – Suda51 [03:59]
    • (Note: Delivered with signature sarcasm.)
• Visuals & Art Direction:
  • Multiple art styles: diorama, realistic, and cartoon, achieved through collaborations (Shirokumi, Kamikaze Doga).
    • “This is an actual like diorama ... we actually have in the studio. We made like this whole big-ass town of Deadford and filmed it using that.”
      – Suda51 [04:44]
  • “A lot of the animations ... were done by a couple studios we collaborated with. Shirokumi ... Kamikaze Doga ... they handle a lot of the actual animated sequences for us.”
    – Suda51 [08:28]

2. Gameplay & Mechanics

• Combat System:

  • Quick entry into gameplay, a direct design choice to avoid long wind-ups.
    • “We tried to keep it as short and sweet as possible so you can at least do something with the controller for the game to actually finally start.”
      – Suda51 [09:52]
  • Hybrid gun/sword action, “hack and slash” roots, bloody combat, and "Bloody Summer" finisher.
    • “If you use the gun ... you get lots of blood. But if you use the ... melee weapons ... you get even bloodier. ...if you get [the blood gauge] all the way filled up, you can pull off what's called Bloody Summer.”
      – Suda51 [20:49]
  • Influence from FromSoftware—defeated enemies respawn after saving:
    • “We actually did rip off from ... From Software. It's when you ... save all the dudes that you just took out. Respawn.”
      – Suda51 [40:49]
  • Suda51 candidly admits struggles with parrying in FromSoftware games:
    • “I tried playing some, some games by From Software. Parry was really difficult and I just couldn't seem to get it right. ...I gave up on it. ...But that's, that's, that's secret.”
      – Suda51 [31:26]

• Crafting & "Zombie Farming":

  • New for Grasshopper games—growing, harvesting, and equipping "bastards" (farmable zombie companions) for special attacks.
    • “You grow them, you harvest them and you equip them as various types of skills Romeo can use in battle.”
      – Suda51 [33:45]

• Food Elements:

  • Suda’s games always include food; here, katsu curry serves as a main buff mechanic.
    • “I decided a while back that I'm gonna start putting food ... in all my games. ... For this one I decided to go with katsu curry.”
      – Suda51 [23:45]

3. Narrative & Character Insights

• The Juliet Motif & Multiverse:

  • Multiple ‘Juliets’ across Suda’s games—here, Juliet fills both the princess and main antagonist roles.
    • “In this game, Juliet kind of does double duty as the princess and Bowser at the same time.”
      – Suda51 [14:19]
  • Original plan in Lollipop Chainsaw was to have Juliet and Romeo, but publisher forced a change to ‘Nick.’
    • “At first I meant to have the characters named Juliet and her boyfriend would be Romeo. And then Warner Brothers stepped in ... change it to Nick.”
      – Suda51 [28:09]
  • Romeo’s name here is a nod to that lost opportunity.
  • Pseudo-verse Connections:
    • “There is a Suda-verse that exists alright ... There are a handful of characters from previous games that make an appearance in this game for various reasons in different contexts.”
      – Suda51 [47:45]

• Game Length:

  • "If you're pretty good at it ... somewhere between 10 to 15 hours on average."
    – Suda51 [49:03]

4. Visual Mediums & Development Choices

• Multiple Visual Styles as Practicality:

  • Blending media wasn't the initial plan; became necessary for completion and budget.
    • “If we did the whole game just in the same visual style. It was actually going to go way over budget and way over schedule ... so we ... used some of the visual styles for different parts.”
      – Suda51 [18:47]

• Pixel-Art Hub:

  • Ship interior originally planned in 3D, but pixel art was chosen for time and cost.
    • “The parts ... inside the ship ... cost something, like, all together ... around $3 million. ...So we talked to a guy named Hattori ... and he basically got the whole thing done ... for about a tenth of how much it would cost.”
      – Suda51 [53:03]

• Music & Voice Talent:

  • Custom song by Looby Sparks for the title sequence.
  • Judd Nelson and Larry Cedar voice roles — Suda’s American pop culture picks.

5. Live Q&A, Notable Quotes, and Fun Moments

• On future game tone:

  • Fans ask about returning to the surreal tone of Moonlight Syndrome or Killer7:
    • “Yes, of course. One of these days he'll get back to it.”
      – Suda51 [12:05]

• On peaceful games:

  • Frog Minutes (“most beautiful, peaceful place on earth ... you're playing with frogs”) highlighted as Suda's unusual mobile experiment.
    – Suda51 [42:58]

• On anime adaptations:

  • "If I'm gonna make an anime game, it's gonna be Gundam and we're gonna make it [with Kamikaze Doga]."
    – Suda51 [45:09]

• On supporting the dev team:

  • “If you guys really care about Grasshopper and video games in general, if you buy this game, since we're self publishing it, we'll make a shitload of money off it. So please ... buy as many copies as you can.”
    – Suda51 [59:43]
  • “Remember, think of it this way. If you buy the PS5 version and then you buy the Xbox version and then you buy the Steam version, you can have three versions of the game ... you can't beat that deal.”
    – Suda51 [61:07]

• Bug Reporting

  • Suda jokes about buying multiple versions to help report bugs, before clarifying the game was properly debugged:
    • “Each version has its own different bugs ... report the shit out of those bugs. ...Just to make this clear, we, we. We did properly debug the game.”
      – Suda51 [62:25, 63:40]

• Suda’s Cameos:

  • Suda51 voices a minor character and delivers Oscar Wilde quotes at chapter beginnings.

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Notable Quotes (with Timestamps)

• “It's pretty much the same exact story as ... Mario and Peach and like ... Romeo and Juliet.” – Suda51 [03:59]
• “We tried to keep it as short and sweet as possible so you can at least do something with the controller ...” – Suda51 [09:52]
• “In this game, Juliet does double duty as the princess and Bowser at the same time.” – Suda51 [14:19]
• “Crafting ... the zombies you can farm ... are called Bastards.” – Suda51 [33:45]
• “I tried playing ... From Software [games]. Parry was really difficult ... I gave up on it.” – Suda51 [31:26]
• “If you guys really care about Grasshopper and video games ... buy this game, since we're self publishing it, we'll make a shitload of money off it.” – Suda51 [59:43]
• “If you buy the PS5 version ... the Xbox version ... the Steam version ... you can't beat that deal.” – Suda51 [61:07]
• “There are a handful of characters from previous games that make an appearance ... want to watch out for.” – Suda51 [47:45]

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• Game’s Story, Sarcasm & Visuals: 03:59–05:20
• Diorama & Animation Process: 04:44, 08:28
• Combat Systems & “Bloody Summer”: 20:49–21:18
• Q&A – Mario/Juliet Role, Soundtrack: 14:19–15:38
• Visual Styles, Budget Choice: 18:28–19:05, 53:03
• Q&A – Suda’s cameo/voice, No More Heroes Reference: 13:06–14:19
• Crafting and Zombie Farming: 33:45–34:19
• Suda’s Dislike for Parries: 31:26–31:45
• Gameplay Influences (FromSoftware): 40:49–41:08
• Anime & Adaptation Dreams: 45:09
• Game Length: 49:03
• Humor Around Bugs and Buying Multiple Versions: 62:25–63:56

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Episode Highlights & Moments

• The recurring motif of “Juliet” is revealed to be the result of publisher intervention and Suda’s continued interest in the theme.
• The diverse visual palette – from stop-motion dioramas to pixel-art ship interiors – is both by creative intent and necessary production realities.
• Suda’s candid answers, from craft budget challenges to his disdain for difficult parry systems in FromSoft games, provide endearing insight for fans.
• Live chat Q&A allows for deeper exploration of game inspirations, anime adaptation dreams, and even silly grasshopper in-jokes.
• Suda is adamant (albeit tongue-in-cheek) that fans should buy multiple copies for bug reports and to help fund Grasshopper’s next games, leaning into the irreverent and self-aware tone loved by older fans.

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Conclusion

Romeo is a Dead Man stands as a wild, ambitious Suda51 title, featuring stylistic excess, experimental mechanics, and meta-humor, all discussed in-depth with its creator. From the game’s love-lorn bloodbath of a story to its quick, crunchy action and varied art, the episode celebrates creativity and industry struggle, all wrapped in classic Grasshopper weirdness.

“If you guys really care about Grasshopper and video games in general, if you buy this game ... we'll make a shitload of money off it.” – Suda51 [59:43]

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Next Steps:
If you’re a fan of Grasshopper, Suda51, or off-kilter Japanese action games, mark your calendar for February 11th and think about grabbing a digital copy (or three). The devs are self-publishing, promising both wild gameplay and direct studio support for fans.

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Transcript

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[Greg]

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[Suda51]

If you wanna get our shows ad

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

free and our exclusive shows, go to patreon.com kindafunny. Yo, what's up? Welcome to Gamescast Plays for Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026. I'm on your host blessing, Addie OA Jr. Alongside the founder and CEO of grasshopper manufacturer Suda51.

[Greg]

Hello.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And also joining us is the community manager and interpreter for Suda 51, James Moun.

[Suda51]

How's it going?

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Welcome back. Welcome back.

[Greg]

Just some dude.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And we also got Greg.

[Host 1]

Hey everybody.

[Greg]

I'm here to play. I'm just gonna play. I'm Just playing. Don't worry.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, Greg is here to play. The one and only Romeo is a dead man. Of course, if you're watching, we just did a gamescast all about Romeo's a dead man, but even More so about Suda51 and his career. And now we're jumping into the game. The game is out next week. February 11th I believe is the date Red's gonna hop in. Greg, have you been. Is this one that you've been looking forward to?

[Host 3]

Where are you at?

[Greg]

I haven't. Yeah. Every time we've seen the trailers for it, I've been stoked about it. It's gotten me more and more in, especially as I'm always like, oh, this is one. Yeah, I'll chase. This is one.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I want to go after now. Suda, when we were talking earlier, you mentioned 150% more blood than any of the games you put out recently. How would you say? How would you measure? I guess the craziness. The wackiness. Right. Like how out of control does this game get compared to your previous games?

[Suda51]

He says this game is. It's actually probably going to be hella easy to understand compared to all the stuff. It's pretty much the same exact story as a story of like Mario and Peach and like, you know, Romeo and Juliet. It's just your, you know, run of the mill basic ass love story. Really easy to get into and understand.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Beautiful.

[Suda51]

I'm pretty sure he's being sarcastic or we have to start worrying about him. But

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

now we're jumping into this intro cutscene here. I want to acknowledge and compliment the visuals. Gorgeous. Yeah. How did we do this here?

[Host 1]

Longing for hope.

[Suda51]

This is an actual like diorama that we actually have in the studio. We made like this whole big ass town of. Of Deadford and filmed it using that.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

This is so cool. But of course, if you're watching live, remember you can super chat in to be a part of the show over on YouTube.com kindafunnygames if you're watching the Gamescats they did before this also. I love these titles screen by the way.

[Greg]

Oh, thank you.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, it reminds me of Yorgos, the director behind Poor Things and his most recent game or most recent movie, Bonia. There's like a similar kind of style

[Suda51]

that I like playing. That was awesome.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, right? Really good.

[Host 1]

The current president is controlled by a fifth generation AI implanted by the Space Time King.

[Greg]

The Space Time King?

[Suda51]

What the hell is that?

[Host 1]

He has an AI chip in his brain. All his executive orders are decided by

[Greg]

the AI Wait a second. Sad A person.

[Suda51]

Pull over.

[Greg]

This is car number four.

[Suda51]

Car number four. I'll go check it out.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

As I was saying, if you're watching the Gamescast before this, I'll be putting pulling super chats in from that episode. We had so many come in, but I wasn't able to get to all of them.

[Greg]

Look at you, paying it forward.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Come on. Here we go.

[Suda51]

Someone's asking why I'm all wet and my hair keep getting in my eyes and I just couldn't be bothered, so I just.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, already we're getting a lot of blood. Also, while we're here, shout out to the Patreon producers, Carl Jacobs, Omega Buster and Delaney. The song 20

[Greg]

already. So up my alley. Let's get weird. Let's have some AI stuff. Let's talk about the end of the world. Let's bring in some undead zombies. Now we got a portal jumping motorcycle.

[Voice Actor/Character]

Okay, you're still alive.

[Greg]

Am I gonna die?

[Voice Actor/Character]

Romeo, listen up. You're gonna die in about 15 seconds.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Seriously?

[Voice Actor/Character]

Seriously. Don't worry. I made this just in case. The Dead gear life support system. Damn. Five seconds left.

[Suda51]

Don't move.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Okay? Yeah.

[Greg]

Get over here. You gotta watch this.

[Suda51]

Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

How's your art team able to manage all these different styles? You had the diorama. You then went to like the realistic kind of visuals, and now you're in this cartoon world. Like, how much is your art team doing for all this?

[Suda51]

Actually, it wasn't all just our internal art team. A lot of the animations you'll see were done by a couple studios we collaborated with. One of them is. They're called Shirokumi. They worked on one of the more recent Godzilla movies or something like that. Another one is. Another one is Kamikaze Doga, which is another studio we've worked with. We've worked with for a while. They're just. They're really good at what they do. They come up with all kinds of crazy. And yeah, they handle a lot of the actual animated sequences for us. Oh yeah, The second one that he mentioned. Yeah, they worked on the. The Ninja Batman series.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

That's co.

[Suda51]

And right here you're supposed to die. So don't worry about it.

[Greg]

Everybody knew that.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Don't worry.

[Greg]

Greg's on the controller. They knew you were supposed to die. I wouldn't die if I'm not supposed to die.

[Suda51]

A lot of times when you start a game, like, it takes too long for you to actually get in the game, be able to do anything, you know? So we Tried to keep it as short and sweet as possible so you can at least do something with the controller for the game to actually finally start.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh yeah. Gregor liked these concrete panels.

[Greg]

Oh yeah. This is what we saw in the trailers. I was like, oh, wait a second. This seems like totally my stuff.

[Suda51]

This scene right here in particular was done by one of our. Our veteran artists named Nomaru. And we also have a video director named Araki who they. They work together to put together this whole sequence.

[Greg]

Oh wow.

[Suda51]

These are actual grasshoppers.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Cloud Sheep, who is watching live, is asking if there's any plans for a physical release.

[Suda51]

We. We'd love to put out a physical edition. We're. We're doing what we can to. To get, you know, to make that happen in the moment. But for now, everyone please buy the. Out of the digital version that would actually help. Help us make a physical one. So. But we're. We're trying.

[Greg]

Oh n. Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Arum, who's watching live, wants to know, will you ever return to the somber, surreal, even spiritual tone of Moonlight Syndrome or the political thriller style of Killer seven in the.

[Suda51]

Yes, of course. One of these days he'll get back to it. Yeah, yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Awesome.

[Suda51]

For sure. Keep going. So you're. You're comfortable with the controls and everything? Like.

[Greg]

Oh yeah, drop. Nice.

[Suda51]

Nice heavy moves and the lighter moves.

[Greg]

Yeah, no. Easy to pick up and play. Easy to get your head wrapped around

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

the voice that says dead when you. When you finish that combat sequence. Is that the same voice from no More Heroes? Because I remember hearing like a similar sort of thing.

[Suda51]

It's actually a different voice. That's the. This is the voice of somebody, one of the guys in our studio. And I, I myself actually have a voice part in the game as well.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh, cool. You James or Suda51? Oh, me, me. Oh you. Oh, that's cool.

[Greg]

That's cool. Was it earlier already? Was it in the first cut scene? Cuz I thought I saw it sounded like you.

[Suda51]

I don't think it's come out. It actually. Yeah, it has come out. Well,

[Greg]

I got the ear, everybody.

[Suda51]

Don't worry.

[Voice Actor/Character]

A really disturbed guy claiming to be from the FBI Space Time Police showed up. According to this Kimberly fellow, Juliet is a space time drifter and has popped in and out of all sorts of different eras. Is she a singularity, A variant, A clone, or a visitor from another Earth? The towns in which she appears get space time locked and end up splitting up and disappearing.

[Suda51]

One difference between this game and Mario is there's no KOOPA and there's no Bowser in this game. In this game, Juliet kind of does double duty as the princess and Bowser at the same time.

[Greg]

Inventive.

[Suda51]

Basically, the only difference between this story and Mario in general.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Good to know. Good to know. I want to shout out this one that we got from Bander. SN who's watching live. Who says, hey, Suda. No More Heroes was my first M rated game ever, and I was obsessed with it. Been a fan ever since. Still listen to Philistine from No More Heroes 2.

[Greg]

Wow. Thanks so much.

[Suda51]

What kind of song was that?

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh, it was like. It was kind of like upbeat rock song. I also listen to that song a lot. I think it was one of the boss songs.

[Suda51]

Yeah, the. The no More Heroes 2 soundtrack actually appears to be pretty popular among. Among fans.

[Greg]

We've got great taste in music. I listened to the Zazen Boys out there. You said zazen Boys. I was.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I turned.

[Greg]

I'm like, they're good. I like them.

[Suda51]

I like that this guy knows what's up.

[Greg]

We've just.

[Voice Actor/Character]

Other space and time have won some intense battles. And now we discover another new Juliet. Okay, Romeo, it's time to fight.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

We have one from sky who says, if you could use only three words to describe Romeo as a dead man, what would they be?

[Suda51]

Romeo is a dead. And I was.

[Greg]

See, that's you. That's you.

[Suda51]

I mean, you think, okay, Oscar Wilde. Clearly we need this. This random American dude with the. The manic flur of a dope fiend to get a voiceover for that. So that's why I was chosen.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Science fiction. Okay.

[Suda51]

Yeah, that's way more than three words. But let's say ultra violence is one word.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Okay.

[Suda51]

Bloody is one word. And then science fiction.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, that has a dash, though, that. That counts.

[Suda51]

Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Thank you. AJB in who's Watching Live says they love Grasshopper's mix of visual mediums. They wish more studios experimented like that. Do you find it tough to create elements together? Do you find it tough to make elements and mash them together? Understand this.

[Suda51]

Well, to put it simply, we. We didn't originally start out planning to make it looking like this. It was going to be just a pretty straight up, you know, full Polygon 3D game? I'll be honest, I was reading some of the comments and wasn't paying attention to the first part, but we've gotten similar questions, so I'm pretty sure I can nail this one.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah.

[Suda51]

We came to a point where we realized if we did the whole game just in the same visual style. It was actually going to go way over budget and way over schedule and we decided, okay, we got to change some stuff around. So we came up with the idea of making some, you know, using some of the visual styles for different parts of the game.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Nice.

[Suda51]

Which is something we've experimented before some of our past games. And so, yeah, we. We mixed up a bunch of visual styles, making things actually cheaper and take less time to make nice. And the reason it all comes together so well in the end, he says because the director's got an excellent eye. So that's. That's thanks to him.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Greg, how's it feeling? Feeling on the stick so far?

[Greg]

Feeling really good. Feeling really, really good. Liking the style, liking the attacks. Loving zombies, of course, especially, you know, to go into that hold down. R1, come in. Make it all.

[Suda51]

Oh, you can long press the button. Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Okay.

[Host 1]

Yeah,

[Suda51]

If you use one of the L buttons, you can like hold it. You can keep your gun out.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh, L2.

[Greg]

Oh, okay.

[Suda51]

Yeah, there you go.

[Greg]

Okay.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And if you want to reload on command, you aim and then press square.

[Greg]

Nice.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

There.

[Suda51]

So one particular thing about the combat and the battle here is if you use. Oh, there you go. If you use the gun, you know, you get lots of blood. But if you use the, the. The melee weapons of your sword and get up close, you get even bloodier. And you've got that gauge on the left side of the screen there called the. The blood gauge. You're actually just pulled it off a second ago. But if you get that all the way filled up, you can pull off what's called Bloody Summer, which is like Romeo's. Nice. Oh, there we go. How many you need?

[Greg]

Next time there's an E3 you need somebody to play on.

[Suda51]

Also there's that thing right there, that little glowing thing on the ground. You can blow those up too.

[Greg]

Yeah. I got the trophy for walking them earlier. I wasn't sure if they were good or bad.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I think they're. They're good. I think you just.

[Suda51]

Yeah, you can. You can just step on them too.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

That's fine. Yeah.

[Greg]

Let me get my upgrade material.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

That's one of the Mario things.

[Greg]

Yep.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah.

[Greg]

Nice. You see a barrel, you got to

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

know there's somebody earlier in. In chat has gone now, but they mentioned that this game reminds the of the free to play Skeleton man game that's Let it Die, which is a game that came out from Grasshopper as well. So.

[Suda51]

Yeah, we were. We were somewhat involved in that one too.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah. Yeah, funny. Enough. I know I mentioned I'm a big fan of no More Heroes, but Let it Die is like right under that when I. When I talk about my favorite Grasshopper games. I really loved Let It Die.

[Greg]

Oh, thank you so much.

[Host 1]

Of course.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah. Oh, that's lassy.

[Greg]

Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

In my time previewing the game, I noticed that there's a lot of different like glossy and different types of foods that you're picking up and foods from different cultures. What inspired bringing that stuff into the game?

[Suda51]

He said, I decided a while back that I'm gonna start putting food, like some kind of food in like all my games. And so for this one I decided to go with cuts curry, which.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Nice.

[Suda51]

It's. Yeah, you'll get into it. You'll get into it a bit more later on. But yeah, that's kind of the. That's the main food item in Rome is again. There you go.

[Greg]

That's nice. I'm locked in.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

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[Greg]

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[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

My favorite feature is that you could find a solution that works but then afterwards you can hit solution and see the way that they were trying to teach you to do it. That's really cool.

[Greg]

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[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And we're back.

[Greg]

It's an amazing venue to go.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, right. In old school tv.

[Greg]

I love it.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Again, like, I feel like every, every like visual style in this game. Moment to moment feels so distinct but also so intentional. The way that I like.

[Greg]

That's suda.

[Suda51]

That's true. Giving them.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Wow.

[Greg]

Thank you. I have a two part question here.

[Suda51]

Yeah.

[Greg]

What's the obsession with Juliet, of course, Juliet from Lollipop Chainsaw. And then in your head, is Juliet from Lollipop Chainsaw in alternate universe of this Juliet? Because you were talking about the multiverse. Thank you.

[Suda51]

Oh, you mean obsession with Juliet as

[Greg]

in the name with this guy or not? No, no, no, not. Yeah, yeah.

[Suda51]

Okay, I'll be honest. Sorry, I spaced. What was the second question again?

[Greg]

So, so obviously already having Juliet Starling, right? For the last game. So why another Juliet here? We like that name so much. And then the second part was in your head, is Juliet Starling an alternate version Multiverse Juliet here.

[Suda51]

Well, to start off, he says for Lollipop Chainsaw. You know, as you mentioned, the character's name is Juliet and she's got her sidekick, whatever, Nick, her boyfriend, who's mainly just a head on a chain.

[Greg]

Shout out. Michael Rosenbaum, great voice actor.

[Suda51]

And actually, at first I meant to have the characters named Juliet and her boyfriend would be Romeo. And then Warner Brothers stepped in and said, that name sucks. Change it to Nick. And I was like, I think we can all.

[Greg]

Nick is a terrible name. I've never met a Nick I enjoyed.

[Suda51]

So anyway, I decided to. He says, I decided to name the main character Romeo to, you know, kind of give him his props. That sure, I got screwed out of giving him years ago with Lollipop Chainsaw. But conversely, when I first started writing the game, Juliet wasn't that important or big of a character. She was barely in it, like, if at all. And after, you know, going through and rewriting a couple of things and doing a couple more drafts, she just sort of naturally kind of became a bigger and bigger part of the game. And now she's, you know, clearly a pretty crucial character. But yeah, at first she was barely in it at all maybe just, I think mentioned a couple times. So this place you're in now, this is called Subspace. You enter in through the Nirvana TV and it's sort of like a corridor between, between different levels, between different parts of levels. What you have to do here is, yeah, you've got to collect the, the pieces of the, the, the space time key for what's called a Kalista Gate. And once you get all the pieces together, you can finally progress on to wherever it is you're heading towards.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

We had a super chat in from Kessel Winks who says just, just jumping in from catching up on the interview. Is there a game or moment from a game that cemented Suda51's dislike of Perry's?

[Suda51]

This is secret, which is why he said it really quietly. But he, he tried playing some, some games by. From software. Perry was really difficult and I just couldn't seem to get it right.

[Greg]

My man and my man.

[Suda51]

It just made me feel shitty and I gave up on it. So. But, but that's, that's, that's secret. So, you know, try to. Yeah, we won't let that between us.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

We'll cut that out of the final one.

[Suda51]

Right on.

[Greg]

Get. Nice. Okay.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Dead. He's locked in. He's locked in. Were there any gameplay changes in your previous games that you implemented here that you weren't able to do in previous ones. Out.

[Suda51]

Not sure if this probably answers your question, but, you know, we've been doing hack and slash action games, swords and stuff for a long time and it was, it had been a while since we did anything with guns and I've been wanting to go back to gun action for a while now and just the last couple games, you know, didn't really have a place for it. So I was happy to finally be able to go back to the use of guns in this game, if that counts.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh yeah, that counts. That counts for sure.

[Suda51]

Another thing is something I've been wanting to do for a while, he says is the, the crafting element. He says. I've been wanting to do a craft, some kind of crafting element in one of my games for a while, but haven't got the chance. We finally have it here. It's basically zombie farming. The zombies that you can farm and sort of craft. They're called the, the bastards. And you, you basically, you grow them, you harvest them and you equip them as various types of skills Romeo can use in battle.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Nice.

[Greg]

Yo, this shit's awesome. Yeah, this is awesome.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

The motion on them too is really cool.

[Greg]

And w.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Do you still watch wrestling nowadays? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Suda51]

Recently. He says, recently I've just been watching, like, old school matches on, like, Twitter and stuff. Like, actually recent.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Okay.

[Host 1]

It's an annoying sound.

[Host 2]

Okay, let's get started.

[Suda51]

Somebody ordered a beer for me just now, so if I can get that anytime.

[Greg]

Do you want an IPA or do you want something lighter?

[Suda51]

Ipa.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Cool.

[Greg]

Greg,

[Suda51]

Thanks for that one. Nitrogen mustard. Appreciate it.

[Greg]

Jesus.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Jesus.

[Host 1]

This is Juliet too, right?

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

What goes into designing Romeo's character? You know, I feel like a lot of your games are known for those iconic main characters, especially somebody like Travis Touchdown. But when you're creating a new character like Romeo, how do you think about designing a character that's going to resonate with players?

[Greg]

Every day is like, Monday.

[Suda51]

One of again, one of our veteran artists, guy named Tadayuki no Maru. He. He's really great at character design and concept art and stuff. And he says basically for Romeo and with a lot of our characters, we just. I work with him. We go back and forth, say, okay, I want like this kind of element and this kind of vibe and something like this, this. And he'll draw something. I'll be like, what do you think about that? And we'll decide, okay, maybe let's tweak this this way. And just kind of going back and forth with. With the guy and.

[Greg]

Yeah, we thank you, Barrett.

[Suda51]

Oh, nothing that was actually going to happen.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Hey, you asked me deliver.

[Greg]

We are not your average video game commentary company.

[Suda51]

Also. So he doesn't get one, huh? He's. He's upset now. If you hold the stick down, you can. You can run too.

[Greg]

Yeah, yeah.

[Suda51]

Okay.

[Greg]

Yeah, yeah.

[Suda51]

You're good at games.

[Voice Actor/Character]

Yeah, don't.

[Greg]

Don't you all see I'm about to die somewhere.

[Suda51]

Is this the first time you've actually played this game?

[Greg]

Yeah, this is the first time. I wanted to hold off till release. I'm trending. Aimer 2015 student.

[Suda51]

He says, the first time I played this boss, when I was debugging the game, I died like 10 times. Like, what's up with you, man?

[Greg]

Well, you're definitely gonna see me die once at least. Oh, there we go. Thank.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

You.

[Suda51]

Go, go.

[Host 1]

Run, run.

[Suda51]

You might want to use Bloody Summer on the dude.

[Greg]

Oh, I was. I was wondering if I had to get him down first. Oh, you missed.

[Suda51]

Nice, Nice.

[Greg]

He got me. You got me.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Hey, run it back.

[Greg]

Run it back. We got this now. I thought I would have had some health. I didn't realize I was empty on my health when I came.

[Suda51]

Oh, here we go.

[Greg]

See, we. Well, we needed to see that for the demo. We needed to see that for the demo. What? Oh, nice. Yeah, yeah. Oh, okay. Oh, yeah,

[Suda51]

The. The scene with the. The raider's ass.

[Greg]

Yeah.

[Suda51]

Ice melting thing. That was actually done with practical effects. We actually shot that.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Wow.

[Suda51]

Easy. Or anything.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

That's cool.

[Suda51]

There's one thing that we actually did rip off from. Sorry, we're influenced by. From. From software. It's when you. When you save all the dudes that you just took out. Respawn.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Nice.

[Suda51]

Which, depending on how you look at, piss you off.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah. I mean, I imagine that helps for. If you just wanted to farm resources by killing guys and then upgrade for

[Suda51]

the boss if you're stuck.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I imagine that helps ruin. If you wanted to farm resources if you're stuck on a boss or something.

[Suda51]

Yeah, yeah, yeah,

[Greg]

Yeah.

[Suda51]

That's exactly what it was for.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Gotcha.

[Suda51]

I think he's probably a standing because he brought it up, but let's say this one more.

[Greg]

Give a chance. This is it. This is the shot. We got it.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

We got one from Meg Ener, who's watching live, who says. Earlier, Suda discussed a few ideas for an unconventionally peaceful grasshopper game. I just want to point out Frog Minutes is the world's best casual game. Yeah. What is Frog Minutes?

[Host 3]

Yeah.

[Sponsor Voice]

Wow.

[Suda51]

It's a game that. He says it's a game we made way back in the day for Apple. It was a. Was a mobile game and you're. You basically collect frogs in just this really super beautiful, peaceful place. It's like the most beautiful, peaceful place on earth and you're playing with frogs. That's nice. Honestly, that's pretty much the game, but.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

All right.

[Suda51]

It's.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I gotta look up footage.

[Suda51]

Still got a couple. Still got a couple fans out there. Yeah. Unfortunately, it's not officially.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh yeah.

[Suda51]

Downloadable anymore.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Images.

[Suda51]

Yeah, it's not. I guess you could say it's not on the Apple store anymore.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

All right.

[Suda51]

If you use. If you hit up on the. On the D pad, you can use a capsule to.

[Greg]

That's why I had wasted it before, so I don't want to waste it. I came in with no cap. You made the game. I'll take it from here. All right. I know what I'm doing.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I like this question from Openness. Who's watching live? If there was an anime studio that could take one of his IP and make it into an anime, what studio and IP would you choose and why is it Studio Trigger.

[Suda51]

Yeah, trigger kick studio. Trigger kicks ass. Yeah. But he says, I've actually made a promise with Kamikaze Doga, one of the studios that did a lot of the animation for this game. Okay. If I'm gonna make an anime game, it's gonna be Gundam and we're gonna make it together.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Nice.

[Suda51]

So, I mean.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, that makes sense. There's a lot of.

[Suda51]

See how that works out.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And no More Heroes 2 had like, big Gundam fights.

[Greg]

Oh, you get. You get to get.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh, there it is.

[Greg]

We got there. We got there. They call me Greg. Two attempts. That's all I need. Just two with tails.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Do you try Greg

[Greg]

callers? They called me two pump chump. But that's. That's a story for another day.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

That's almost gonna bring us to a close. But I do want you to see the next portion of this.

[Greg]

Okay?

[Suda51]

Okay. I almost fell in love.

[Voice Actor/Character]

You're a sucker for pretty girls eating your blood.

[Host 1]

Hey, Grandpa. So this monster is also Juliet.

[Greg]

What the hell is going on?

[Voice Actor/Character]

This is probably some kind of fake.

[Host 1]

So transformed.

[Voice Actor/Character]

Or it could be a failed clone. We'll look into it back on the ship.

[Suda51]

This is Kimberly.

[Greg]

Singularity disappearance confirmed. Begin recovery operations.

[Host 1]

Wilco.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Metal. Ify, who writes in wants to know, is this in the same universe as any of your other games? Is there a pseudo verse?

[Suda51]

Yeah, he says, apparently mostly based on what the fans say, you know, there is a pseudo verse that exists all right. And immediately. But real talk. There are a handful of characters from previous games that make an appearance in this game for various reasons in different contexts. So that's something to look out for, want to watch out for.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I love that. And skyrights. And it just says, how's this game? So cool.

[Greg]

This game's so cool.

[Suda51]

Oh, wow.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Thank you.

[Suda51]

Says, I'm. I'm hella happy to hear that. Thanks a lot.

[Greg]

We.

[Suda51]

We really worked our asses off making this game.

[Greg]

So it shows.

[Suda51]

Super happy.

[Greg]

This is really cool.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

There have been multiple people that have been asking, how long is the game?

[Suda51]

If you're pretty. If you get pretty good at it. If you're used to games, you could probably get it done in maybe like 10 or so I hours on average, depending on, you know, how. How full on you play it and. Or how. How quickly you get through it, how good you are. Somewhere between 10 to 15 hours on average.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Okay, nice.

[Suda51]

So this. This song. Song here, this is an original song that we had a band called Looby Sparks do for us.

[Greg]

Judd Nelson. What? Who's John Nelson in the game?

[Suda51]

I saw the list of. Of, you know, the voice actor auditions.

[Greg]

Yeah.

[Suda51]

And I'm like, I don't need to hear the files. Just. Yeah. In the game. Trust me. Trust me on this. As the only American in the studio, I know what I'm talking about. But you walked out.

[Greg]

Just hand up.

[Suda51]

He's like, oh, so he really is popular. I quit you, dude.

[Greg]

Sky in the chat, Judd Nelson, Right?

[Suda51]

So as far as I'm concerned, we got Jud Nelson and Larry Cedar. And Larry. I was just super stoked up

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

also, what an opening credit sequence. Thank you.

[Suda51]

This is our video director. Araki made this. He's got. He's got some pretty. Some pretty good sense for this kind of.

[Greg]

Oh, man.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah.

[Greg]

I love how weird you are. I love it. God. These are games with style.

[Suda51]

Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Come on.

[Greg]

Yeah, come on.

[Host 3]

Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah.

[Greg]

I see. Wanted to stick around for it. That was great.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah, I. I still want to stick around for just the very, like, the start of this next part. Again. I love how weird this is.

[Greg]

Yeah. It looks like the old ones where it'd be like mtv.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh, yeah.

[Greg]

Video premiere.

[Suda51]

Apart from the typography, that was also justice without her sword.

[Greg]

That's you.

[Suda51]

It's embarrassing as. But that. That is me quoting Oscar Wilde beginning of every chapter,

[Greg]

Flashing FBI on the. Oh, my God. Suda.

[Suda51]

Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

So this is your. Your hub area that you come back to.

[Greg]

Oh, my God.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah. Can you talk about how you landed on this, I guess this segment, right? Like, this pixel art style for the hub area.

[Suda51]

Can. Can I be real here for a second?

[Greg]

He says, yeah,

[Suda51]

actually, the. To be honest, the parts that took place inside the ship, like, you know, the parts are now all, you know, pixel art. They cost something, like, all together, like, Something like, I guess around $3 million.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh, wow.

[Suda51]

Maybe 2, 3 million. And we were like, yeah, no,

[Greg]

we're good on that. We're not doing that.

[Suda51]

We have the rest of a game to make and, you know, we, like, you know, feeding our kids and stuff. So we talked to a guy named Hattori of. Of Hattori Graphics, who's really good at this kind of pixel stuff, and he. He basically got the whole thing done for us for, like. For about like a tenth of how much of it cost. And it came out like it. So it was. It was perfect. It looks cool. We were able to save time and money, and my kids can still go to school and wear.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And this is kind of an upgrade menu, right?

[Greg]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

So you press R2. It'll accelerate you.

[Greg]

Yeah, so.

[Suda51]

Go that way. So That's a waste.

[Greg]

So I'm trying to match up the amount. The same thing.

[Suda51]

Well, you kind of, you're a tough guy.

[Greg]

You play what you want to do. Level my man to the.

[Suda51]

You, you grab this. The power of different. That's what basically what he's saying.

[Greg]

Oh yeah, it's real easy, huh?

[Suda51]

Go this way and go this way.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

You want, you want to max. Yeah. Correct me if I'm wrong. Right? But if like going over, going over a sword upgrade my like sword.

[Greg]

Nice, Nice.

[Suda51]

There we go. Okay, I'm just gonna.

[Greg]

Okay, there we go.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

And we come out of it. That's what your stats are. Okay, you can like after this, if I keep playing, I can come back and like rewind and redo it, right?

[Suda51]

Yeah. When you, when you build up enough power to do it. Okay. Yeah, looks like you can do it again. Oh. Or nothing.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Oh yeah, no, I can like go back and like. Yeah, I just hit restart.

[Suda51]

Okay, sorry. He said if you go back to the place with the exclamation mark.

[Greg]

Yeah, yeah.

[Suda51]

Then you'll go on the next. There's like a new, a new thing you can do. That's Romeo's mom. Definitely not ripped off from a relatively well known comedic actress.

[Greg]

But you can't sue. It's not that close.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Katsu Curry, can you tell us a bit about the amount of things that you can do in this spaceship area?

[Suda51]

Well, there's, there's lots of stuff you can do here. One of them is what you're doing exactly right now. You go to, you go to his mom and she makes curry for you. This is actually pretty hard, so don't feel. But the mom makes curry for you. And depending on how well the curry is fried, once you put it and stuff, it acts as, it acts as different kinds of buffs for Nice.

[Greg]

Okay.

[Suda51]

And this is Romeo's little sister, Luna. And this is where you can do the, the crafting stuff. Harvesting zombies. Well, technically bastard harvesting.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah.

[Greg]

Okay, fine.

[Suda51]

When you take out a zombie, one of the, the rotters, the bad guys, sometimes they'll drop like a seed and you can pick those seeds up and bring them to Luna and she can like check them out and tell you, you know, how rare they are, how good they are. And yeah, you use them to plant the bastards. Oh, you've got one more too. You're using the. Plant the bastards here and then come back later.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

I think the tutorial, it's only one at a time.

[Greg]

What the hell

[Suda51]

Works out.

[Greg]

Yeah, there we go. Yeah.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Now you can bust that out when you're in combat. Oh you also name it here particular about tools.

[Suda51]

Jeffrey grew up well. Yeah, that's also. That also varies from. From bastard to bastard too. It says grew up well or has bad manners or just all kinds of random ass descriptions.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Awesome. Well, I just wanted to hop in into this area and for a little bit because I as soon as I got to the this hub area in my playthrough, I was like, oh, this is awesome. Like I absolutely adore how you guys went about all this, but I think we're out of time there, you know. So thank you guys so much for joining us once again for this episode of Gamescast plays. Again. If you're watching, if you're listening, what. What should people know about Romeo as a dead man? Why should people buy the game just February 11th coming out.

[Greg]

Odds on there.

[Suda51]

I'll do mother Tosagoni hi. Toria is. He says, well, for all the fans out there, if you guys really care about Grasshopper and video games in general, if you buy this game, since we're self publishing it, we'll make a shitload of money off it. So please make sure you buy as many copies as you can. And if you're, if you're a fan of Kind of Funny, then you're definitely going to like this game and say so. If not, then I believe dude said that they were offering. Nope, we complete.

[Greg]

Dude didn't say with this. Nope, nope, nope.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

It'll be out of Greg's pocket.

[Greg]

No, I didn't say that.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Making it happen.

[Suda51]

We're going back to Japan tomorrow, try to sue us. Remember, think of it this way. If you buy the PS5 version and then you buy the Xbox version and then you buy the Steam version, you can have three versions of the game. Like what? You know you can't beat that deal, right?

[Greg]

A lot of people in the chat were calling for that fourth version, the Switch version. That could be your fourth one. Yeah. When you get back to Japan, hit the port button, have it ready for February 11th. It'll be great.

[Suda51]

But honestly though, we are, we are trying, we're doing what we can.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Sure.

[Suda51]

To get the Switch 2 version out there, get the package version out there and everything. We can't promise any dates or timelines or anything yet, but we really are doing what we can to get this done. So. Hell yeah, please wait for it. Please wait for the, you know, wait for the Switch and possible other versions, but at the same time, absolutely don't wait and buy it. Right away. We need the money.

[Greg]

Ps 5.

[Suda51]

I'm gonna, I'm gonna try to localize this, I guess, because it's, it's gonna make it sound like the game is buggy, as it's not. But one reason that we'd like you all to buy multiple versions is to help us give you the best gaming experience possible, because each version has its own different bugs. Sometimes, like the PS5 version has its own bugs. The Xbox versions have their bugs. The Steam versions have their bugs. Few and far between. Almost no bugs. Totally not a buggy game at all.

[Greg]

Sure.

[Suda51]

But if. Yeah, the more, the more people we get playing, the more versions, the more bug reports we can get and the more we can fix those bugs. So again, try to buy as many

[Greg]

versions as you can, help everybody out,

[Suda51]

report the shit out of those bugs. You might even want to buy the same version like two or three times, unless you want to clear it. Like.

[Greg]

That's a great point. I like that.

[Suda51]

He says, just, just to make this clear, we, we. We did properly debug the game. We paid, we paid good money to have the game debug.

[Greg]

Walk back to your own show. Walk back. But VGC's already writing the article right now.

[Suda51]

But I mean, you know, bugs happen.

[Greg]

Yeah.

[Suda51]

Also, he's had a whole half beer and so he said he's getting kind of.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

He can't be held liable for what happened here.

[Suda51]

I remember being 11 years old too.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Again, Suda51, thank you so much for joining me, James. Also, thank you so much for joining us as well and helping us translate.

[Suda51]

Thanks for having us, man.

[Greg]

Thanks so much.

[Blessing Addie OA Jr.]

Yeah. So of course this has been gamescast plays where each and every week we get together and play the new and upcoming games that are out or after this. We had kind of funny podcast with a very special guest. So you want to tune into that until next time. It's been our pleasure to serve you.