Telegraphist 1920 : BEATS OF WAR! Morse Code with Music and Grit!

I dunno, I kinda like it. Looks a little heavy, maybe, and I'm too much of an emotional cripple to take serious games seriously. I'm also really, really bad at the game - or at least this gameplay would seem to indicate so! I think if I wasn't goofing around and actually listened to the music while playing, I might've gone a bit further. As happens frequently, though, I reached the end of my recording time and had to bail before I could take another swing - or another tap. Whatever! It's morse code! Cancel my private railroad car, I prefer to walk.

1:40 I tell the tale of Brody - really, one of the top five guys I met when I was at music school - and how I totally burned that bridge. Look, it was 2010 and we were bored, and I thought NO ONE would find it.
4:07 my criteria for games is simple
Also, when the hand writes on the page at 4:20, it triggers me that his hand drags across the page and covers his previous work - surely there's a better way? I used to get GRAPHITE hands in school when I'd draw like that!
5:30 whoops, sorry to any Polish viewers. That's a joke by the by. I think we had one back in (again) 2010. I hope you appreciate my performance of Rasputin there anyway.
6:57 anyway, if you were waiting for me to shut my big yap, here, I do it.
8:03 six battalions, ha ha!
8:45 dingus literally thought the demo ended here and was about to walk off.
13:26 we meet the love interest!
15:41 and we hear an admission against interest!
16:25 I'm sorry, Brody!
18:34 yeah I found out that going 'duhhh, duhhh' helps a lot with the game.
21:26 yeah, it actually REALLY helps!

Anyway, another dogwater video from your favourite president.

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