YYC Game Critique - Mosa Lina
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February 8, 2024
5:30 pm—7:30 pm
Online
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This month's critique will focus on Mosa Lina, available on multiple platforms, including on Steam here.
YYC Game Critique is like a book club for games, where each month we pick a new game that we feel will make for good discussion.
A working webcam is required to join. It is not necessary to finish lengthy games, however we recommend at least 1 hour of play as that's usually enough to be able to talk about the game.
This event is typically scheduled on the first Thursday of every month.
If you want to suggest a game for a future critique, use this form . You can see the current list of games here.
Agenda:
6:30 - 7:00: pre-discussion open chat
7:00: game discussion
Online
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