10 Most Overlooked Games Of The 2020s So Far

If there's one thing that myself and Josh Brown absolutely adore

it is recommending to you all sorts of overlooked games. We never shut up about them

You can subscribe to the What Culture Gaming podcast to get a handful of them pretty much every week

But right here, we thought we'd break down the biggest ones of the most overlooked games of the 2020s so far

Now, I'm going to talk to your face about Trail Out. I've done this a couple of times

but I need the world to know more about Trail Out. This game initially released on Game Pass back in 2022

I feel like the world didn't care. I didn't know it existed back then. And then I caught a PlayStation trailer for it

Honestly, just like a month ago or something. And then 2026 releases on PlayStation

This game is everything that I love about physics-based arcade racing. If you love the likes of Wreckfest from the last few years

or even all the way back to the arcade races, the Need for Speeds, the Burnouts, the Flatouts, etc

The Blurs of the World. Hell yeah. The Split Seconds of the World

It's a sequel to every single one of them mushed together. Just a lovely hot pot that I put my face in

and I cannot get enough of it. So Trail Out is easily one of the most recommendable games

that I'll ever come across. And I'm starting quite recent with these because like I said, the new version that's on PlayStation from 2026

the game already has a sequel confirmed, which is music to my ears. But it really is in the physics model

It is in the super weighty, the cars that you're unlocking, the fact that all of them feel quite different

Like if you're piloting a big Hummer, it's going to feel different to a smaller vehicle. And you can just barrel through the environments

There's also a ton of modes in here. One of them is even like a Mario Kart style thing

where you've got weapons, you're using rockets against each other, or you're trying to trade bombs before you explode

it's just every single thing you love about video game racing that isn't in the likes of a Forza

It's kind of heaven, Josh. You know what? This sounds like an arcade racer's dream

Yeah. It's quite telling that we are kicking off a list about overlooked games

including one that we literally overlooked for four years until you got to it at the start of 2026

It's so good. I blame Xbox for that, to be honest. I blame Xbox marketing for that

It was there the entire time. It was there the whole time. The source was right there

Speaking of racing games, Scott, I haven't got a racing game next, but my first pick is Pacific Drive

Now, this is a first-person car-centric roguelike experience that is very different to what you mentioned, but is also a car lover's dream

Essentially, the game revolves around this place called The Zone, this exclusion zone in Midwest America that has been quarantined because a bunch of supernatural phenomena is occurring within it

and you're tasked with driving this supernatural style car. It's one of the few cars that are running in the area

And you start at your home base, which is aptly a garage, and you're able to spend the resources that you go out into the world

and collect on this vehicle itself so you can equip it with better tires

You can have better steering. You can have an engine that doesn't require as much gas

You can get an extra trunk so you can carry more stuff. And it's about the process of upgrading this vehicle

taking it out into the world, trying to survive the many environmental horrors

that are out there, be that extreme weather, be that a supernova that comes in at the end of each run

and you have to get to this wormhole to get back to your safety of the garage

before you just essentially get exploded and lose all your stuff. Okay. Just letting it engage it

Yeah, it's like going to our old office every single day. Almost every day

It sort of feels like that. You've got to put your radiation there. Supernova's coming in

just yeah give me a gregs get me back home exactly so you're essentially going out to get your gregs

and try to get back in one piece um but it's a great uh formula i don't really love roguelikes

but this got its hooks in me the further you get into the zone the more dangerous things get but

the more rewards you can bring back to make you even sturdier for those runs i think the

driving physics themselves are really weighty are really responsive there's a lot of peril when

you're in this iron machine and you've got the entire world outside trying to take you down and

the only piece of peace that you can actually get is with inside this car and you're hoping the

steering doesn't go you're hoping the lights don't go you're hoping the engine doesn't uh flat out on

you you're hoping you don't have to remove a tire and get another one on because you might not have

brought one so you're gonna go scavenging it is great it is great when you're out in the world

and it is great when you get to come back and you get to customize your car and know

right, the next run is going to be even better because I'm well protected

One of the shiniest hidden gems that I haven't got around to, I saw the developers say that it's sold

like half a million or something. So it is thankfully doing quite well. But like you said

it comes with word of mouth recommendations. I think it's on PlayStation Plus now as well. It was definitely to begin with

but honestly, it's worth whatever price they're charging. Like it's a good 20 to 30 hour experience

if you want to do anything, everything, if not more because it is roguelike in nature so you can keep going out there

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Anyway, back on with vid. My next one is a hilariously named game, Fist Forged in Shadow Torch, Josh

Oh, it's got an acronym. It does. Acronym alert. This is a game from a developer called Ty Games

and you might see their next game. It's called Zoopunk. It was revealed at the Xbox Deb

I think it was one of the developer directs a couple of months ago. Extremely impressive little studio that don't put many games out

There's always a few years in between them. Like I said, their next game not coming until 2027. But Forged in Shadow Torch came out back in 2021

one of the meatiest Metroidvanias you could ever find. Very much a dieselpunk aesthetic

but I'm a pure gameplay as king kind of guy. I love Metroidvanias

and this just has such crunchy combat, really fun unlockables, and you're throwing enemies into each other

You're using this giant, ridiculous third arm to climb your way through these different environments

but it is the overall presentation, it is the feel of the combat, and the immediacy of it as well

where you don't go more than just a few minutes, like I said, without an upgrade, without another enemy encounter

I like the boss fights and everything as well. Quite a condensed experience, like you know what you're getting with a Metroidvania

but it's not bothered about being overly challenging, like throwing you know

blasphemous levels of boss fights at you or whatever the forward momentum is what got me through this

and I think the name maybe put a few people off just thinking like what the hell is a forge

what's a shadow torch exactly I don't even know I've not experienced this but I have fought plenty of fists and gateshead as well to be fair I know you got to watch out for them especially the aggravated rabbits with the third arms Especially those They come round the corners Straight for you Greg The whole presentation though overall

it has this mature sensibility. The only thing that isn't going for a more humanoid story

or human-based story is this idea that you're playing as these anthropomorphic animals, which seems to be the studio's thing

Zoopunk, like I said, that's coming up, also has this tale of this super hard lad rabbit

with all of his blades and these different abilities that you can unlock, and it's the same thing. in Forged and Shadow Torch as well

I just had a lovely time with it. I haven't seen a single soul talk about it apart from myself and the beautiful Dan Durkin

back in 2021. So shout out to this game. I don't like Metroidvanias

but I'd give this a go. Up next for me, I need to talk about Stay Out of the House again

And if you are a follower of the What Culture Gaming podcast, you will have heard me bang on

about both Pacific Drive and this game multiple times. I did a editorial that's on a YouTube channel

specifically about this game because it blew me away. Puppa Combo is a lo-fi horror developer that has been making games for years now and Stay Out of

the House was the one that broke through for me I noticed it on the store it was about $3.99

and I was taken aback by its PS1 style polygonal graphics it's very much a throwback stylistically

but it's presented from a first person perspective which you kind of really didn't get back in the

day but it has that grimy industrial lo-fi quality than a lot of ps1 horror had and i was in just off

the aesthetic alone i did worry initially that that's all it would be you know for the sake of

five pounds in the sale i was happy to just get this retro throwback but what i actually got was

a fully fleshed out horror experience i was so impressed by the puzzles in this game i was so

impressed by the cat and mouse gameplay that you have with the stalker enemy with it as well as the

level design and the design of this house that you're told to stay out of but obviously you don't

the whole thing starts with this prologue that isn't really indicative of the game to come but

is a great scene setter called night shift where you play as a character in a gas station essentially

you're doing the night shift and you have to do your normal jobs you have to go mop up you have

to replace the stock and the darker it gets and the fewer cars that come by the more paranoid you

get because you know there's a killer out on the loose somewhere and it's mostly about the tension

and the paranoia that comes with this specific section but it sets you up so well it establishes

the killer and then when you get into the house itself just the puzzles that you have to do like

i mentioned the tension of crawling around the scream that the killer called the butcher i think

gives when he sees you it's like a pig shrieking or something and then he beelines towards you

chops you to death with his little mallet and you've got to restart from your last save point

which you do by collecting VHS tapes and putting them into a CRT television and saving your

progress that way. Public Combo has made some excellent games in the past and there were so many other horror

titles I could have shouted out on this list like Madison and Visage but I've mentioned

them so many times before and this one is so lo-fi, so under the radar that when it comes

around to Halloween every horror fan is going to play it IMO. It's just absolutely outstanding and I can't believe how cheap it is and how well made

it is and how much quality is in there i adore it man we've talked loads over the years about the

ps1 horror era like across the 90s and the idea of targeting that as a specific art style with

like modern tech like updating frame rates whatever you want to do and that's a great way to go like

if you have those memories of certain enemies in tomb raider for example or the old resident evils

or whatever there's something to polygonal horror and that can be so viscerally affecting because

your mind makes up the distance adds the detail in yes or whatever and i think yeah stay out the

house isn't a perfect example and you can also shoot an old lady in the head with a gun and if

you wanted to no don't do that it's still the house if you wanted to you can do it it's very

immersive sim is what i'm trying to say you've got so many different um experimental ideas that

you can implement that will get you through the puzzles and that when you think outside the box

you might think it might not work then it absolutely does my next game is a game that

i've been begging josh brown to play for let me check four years now neon white my friend

One of the coolest first-person shooters that has ever been made. A really cool scoreboard-chasing arcade-y, like I said, FPS

but you're basically trading the idea of weapon pickups as you move through the environment

So you want to find these different cards, equip the weapons. They have very finite ammo counts, so you're balancing that against the different enemies that you need to take out

and finding the perfect run through every level. Levels themselves take like a minute or something like that

Very, very short. There is an overall story tying everything together. I think the game's soundtrack is exemplary as well

I don't know music genres as well as I should. I was going to do a beatboxy thing there

but I'm not going to do it. No, no, no, no. It's one of them

Thank you. And it keeps you going. I very much love unlocking the next level, but having that feeling of

let me jump back in, I can refine a few more seconds off my time. If you have other people

who are playing it on your friends list, then it brings those times in so you know that you're always

just behind someone else or just ahead of someone else. I just love the way it's put together. Like I said, I think it puts such a focus on pace

and different ways that you can get through the environments. There are a lot of physics-based weapons later on as well

things that will propel you through the environment based on blast radius or splash damage

and you're forever keeping an eye on the next thing, the next thing, and then stitching that together the next time you go through the level itself

So Neon White exemplary, like tuned to the most perfect engine of a game

that you can find. By the way, if you want to keep locked in for something like Neon White's runs

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Professional, man. He's professional. Up next for me is Wu Chang Fallen Feathers

This is a Souls-like game that released last year in 2025. It kind of came out of nowhere for me

There are so many Souls-likes these days. Every time you watch a State of Player or an Xbox Developer Direct

or a Summer Games Fest, you're inundated with a lot of games, with a fantasy setting, with stamina meters, big bosses

the From Software style that we all love and love. Some people are sick of them. i'm even getting sick of them as a super fan but wuchang fallen feathers is absolutely one that you

should play it's not only one of the best games in the genre not made by from software it's kind

of one of the best action games that i've played over the past couple of years it's kind of on par

with lies of p which would have gotten a shout out here but i feel like that's a little bit more

well known wuchang um is very traditional souls it's you don't even have a jump button necessarily

but the combat is weighty it is satisfying it is responsive there is great boss design there is so

much variety in the levels themselves and those levels do have that winding labyrinthine recursive

design that makes some of the best souls games so memorable because you just want to explore

what's down that nook what's down that cranny is that the appropriate term nook oh there's plenty

of nooks and crannies there's plenty of nooks and crannies as well possibly a ravine every now and then yeah there's some ravines you get abilities that allow you to explore other parts of the map

as well that you might not have been to before. But it just nails the fundamentals. Are there any crevices

There might be some crevices. Get in. Good. Yeah, some optional crevices. Thank God. Go down

It's about time. It nails the fundamentals in a really satisfying way. It's the full package IMO

It about a 30 to 40 hour experience And it was so good that when I wrapped credits I wanted to jump back in immediately and i did jump back in immediately to complete the new game plus and to do some of

the npc quests that i didn't get to the first time around i know it's had some controversy since

it released because they actually censored some of the content uh at the request i think of maybe

even the chinese government because it is a chinese set and developed game and so you can't outright

kill some of the bosses because they're based on um real uh mythological figures from from china i

think okay so they did patch that in i know there was a bit of backlash to that i can't say whether

that tarnishes the game at all but i'm sure those boss fights are still incredibly satisfying uh

just you might not be able to kill them outright anymore but still the full package is there and

if you are a souls fan or even if you're a lapsed souls fan who has kind of been out the genre for

a little bit and is wanting a really good one to get back in i definitely recommend this alongside

side lies of p i do love the outside of from software souls games that we're starting to get

like wuchang fallen feathers neo 3 is exemplary yes like where from soft have gone down a specific

route releasing something every couple of years it's a lot more i don't know considered um and a

lot more um deliberate in regards to fighting bosses like you have the more action focus that's

starting to come back in uh which i love to see as a spectacle fighting spectacle fighting lover

yeah as a word of string of words for the marvel's midnight suns my friend oh one of the finest

experiences that would grace your consoles i get why it was so hey when it first came out i also get

the fact that it's called marvel's midnight sons but the midnight sons with a u is different to the

midnight sons with an o so then all the comic people were like what the hell are you guys doing

using this turn that's not the midnight sons i totally get that but the gameplay is where it

matters this idea of this card-based strategy game made by fireaxis the dudes that made x-com

just one of the most enjoyable strategic games that you can come across i love the overall

presentation there are bits and pieces of what assumedly would have been a monetization grind

left in here like i said part of the backlash was the midnight sun stuff but there was a lot of

consternation around the idea that they were going to do card packs and recurrent spending

and all that stuff when the game was first revealed that backlash is what overshadowed

the game entirely and led to a drop in sales etc but i do think the strategy that's on show is

awesome i think the idea that you're being dealt this deck of cards that can have everything from

environmental interactions to the different hero powers that you have and chaining those moves

together with your companions or against multiple enemies and just trying to think like how much can

i do per turn it's something that the mario and rabbits games have as well right where it's not

necessarily about um you know one person that you're playing as doing one move and then moving

on it is about chaining everything together and the game's presentation is awesome and like i said

you can bring in the environmental attacks you can trigger different explosives you can send a dude

flying into someone else that then triggers their special like i think there's a lot of strategic

experimentation happening here and i wonder if it's something that fire axis might have done anyway

until they got the license and they then made it more of a Marvel game. Like I said, the card-based side of it

all of the monetization practices were stripped out of it. I don't know if there's any monetization stuff left in there

I didn't pay a cent more, a penny more than just buying the game

So I just find it to be one of the most recommendable strategy games on the market

It's super cheap these days and the DLC is awesome. I'm so Marvel fatigued out, but in terms of their power set

there's almost no one better, especially when you start comboing stuff together. Every time you talk about this game, and you mentioned a lot of great games, no doubt already

but this is the one where I kick myself and I never got around to playing it, and I still really want to because it sounds like it's just so good at what it's trying to do

And as a huge Marvel fan who hasn't actually really got that Marvel fatigue

and always loves an excuse to jump back into this world, every time I watch some of the cutscenes, I watch the characters hanging out at their base

and then obviously going into the battles themselves. It looks like a perfect combination of that genre and the superhero genre

Yeah, I love their sort of persona adjacent, hanging out at the academy, everyone's making friends, social circle stuff

That's another thing that made other people run a mile because it's that idea of

do you want to attend Blade's Book Club? Yeah. I mean, I do. Do you want to go skinny dipping with Wolverine

Yeah. And so those things are in there. That's maybe not what you were expecting going in

I do think that side of it is just fun. It's quite twee. It does feel like a bunch of adults writing a story

that would work for the TikTokers of the world, but the gameplay is what matters. Gameplay is always king

And that's the thing that you'll be spending three quarters of your time doing. But also, I have a soft spot

for taking the in-game photo mode pictures and putting them in picture frames and adorning my dorm with them

So just because I'm best mates with Wolverine, don't worry about it. Do you think he sits there with the Wolverine

That's how I sit there. Does it, yeah? Yeah, that's me looking at a copy of Midnight Suns

knowing that the world won't play it. And me going, it's good, it's really good

It is. Maybe we'll get a sequel. Someday. I don't know why he's got this voice now

It's never going to get a sequel. Oh, yeah, no. It's never going to. Next up, I'm being a little bit cheeky

scott tailford because i'm including hunt showdown 1896 i always get the number wrong don't worry

though you've not missed 1895 of these games this is just a version of hunt showdown that

relaunched itself essentially in 2024 now the original hunt showdown came out in 2018 but this

was a huge upgrade to the engine it cut off support for the older consoles and is essentially

kind of a stealth sequel in and of itself which is why i'm including it even though we had such a

short list of games from the past five years we wanted to talk about and we couldn't so if you do

like this video please let us know because i'm desperate to do another one if you want a top hundreds that takes us the afternoon we could do it we could do that that's something we can do but

hunt showdown 1896 is one of my favorite multiplayer experiences definitely of this decade and certainly

of this generation so far it is an extraction shooter which i don't normally go for it's kind

of balance around 2v2 or 3v3 and team combat but i played it entirely solo and don't be wrong it was

difficult but i was able to put up with it and was able to kind of get through some situations

where i was completely outnumbered because the car shooting is so good it is a game that makes

you absolutely paranoid it is an immersive title with very little in the way of hood if you shoot

someone you won't know if you hit them until you go and investigate and see the blood they left

behind or their body on the floor if you're lucky it takes a couple shots to take someone down you

have because it's set in 1896 you have old school cowboy style revolvers repeaters that take a long

time to reload a long time to shoot but that risk reward is balanced because if you do get that

headshot you're taking them out immediately and the gameplay these stealth gunfights in this game

are unbelievable man like when you're in one of those tense situations you're trading bullets

you don't know if you tag them they don't know if you tagged you you don't know where one of their

teammates has gone has he tried to sneak around you is he in the bushes over there is he gonna

snipe me i don't have any clue uh it puts you in that mode thanks to the immersive graphics which

are kind of second to none it's maybe one of if not the best looking games i've ever played oh

yeah incredible every single time i boot it up and thanks to those visuals thanks to the incredible

audio design it just puts you in this state of paranoia where you're creeping around like the

bayou or whatever it is and you're trying to not get shot in the head and you're trying to ruin

someone else's day and the way that it kind of puts you in this mentality of predator and prey

is amazing like it can switch in an instant you can be hunting someone they might be able to

fend off your ambush and then suddenly you running across the map and you trying to lose them in the shrubbery as well but the idea of tracking someone and thinking like i know they were over there which way would they have gone and you kind of on someone heels the entire map while they trying to run away from you that game

of cat and mouse unbelievable it might even sell you on extraction shooters at a hole the presentation

is great the setting is great the weapons are chunky and fun i also did an editorial on this

game as well because i just needed to shout it out it's been around for a while but with this

relaunched it was just the perfect time to jump back in i i i adore it if you like slow pace

shooters if you like that risk reward element give it a go man it's so it's such a great combat

system i would die immediately you would yeah you get shot in the ass yeah my last pick is one of my

favorite games of the decade overall the hundred line last defense academy yes which is a beautiful

mix of various social aspects that have been in the likes of the danganronpa series it is the same

developer the same head of the studio and all the kinds of bonds that you might make in something

like a persona mixed with another one of my favorite genres the grid-based strategy genre

and basically tells the story of various young individuals that get whisked away to this

blast defense academy to try and fend off different waves of demons everything is kept very mysterious

i love how anime af the entire presentation is one of the characters has a pumpkin for her head

and the pumpkin moves and talks and all that kind of stuff she looks really cool um but it is the i

guess it's the mystery pull it is the gameplay unlocks it is the synergy between all the different

characters that i really love and it is straight back in regards to um the presentation like you

are clicking on um ostensibly like you know full-size profile photos to then go into dialogue

the game does have like a hundred endings as well and which the developers said was this massively

ambitious idea that they had at the beginning could you make a game with a hundred different endings um and all sorts of different branch path things happen in the background without you

necessarily realizing and then obviously the game serves up one of those endings later on last year they revealed that the game sequel was already inside the game itself because after the

first hundred days of the game have passed there is another hundred days that you can get stuck into

and so it's very much bang for your buck as well it reminds me a lot of a demon slayer where the

idea of you know you take a whole bunch of youths and they all have different powers and in demon

slayer's case they're ranking up to become one of the harsher in last defense academy you're sort

of unlocking this power based on this chemo anima which literally means that you have to stab yourself

with a weapon and just hope for the best something then comes out of you a little bit like persona and you blend all those aspects together and i think at least for me you have a supremely

gripping story where, like I said, everything is very mysterious, reveals come. The game is told day by day, so you get a little bit of

a reveal every couple of days, but you can also indulge in the combat and the exploration of the environment

that you're in. Try and find out more about the Academy and why is there this weird

mascot with a brain that you can see, this little puppet dude who's

trying to tell you everything that's going, he's got a little pork pie hat on. I don't trust him at all. All of a sudden he goes

missing, what's going on? So it has all those kind of aspects, but like I said, gameplay

is super tight, and if you like over-the-top anime the way that the likes of Demon Slayer has gone over its seasons or just anime seasons in

general then I think Last Defense Academy has so much charm to it backed up by the strategic layer

and that I found to be incredibly intoxicating. So to round off this list Scott I've got to talk

to you about Pentiment. This is a game that I slept on for years and finally got around to

playing at the start of 2026 and it was one of those where I was just kicking myself thinking

why did you not play this before and why have you not been shouting from the rooftops about how good

it is for the past four years or so this is a smaller title from obsidian it is a side-scrolling

adventure game almost with very consequence heavy dialogue options you are essentially

this painter called andreas who was in this small town in like the 1700s the 1800s back in the day

back in the bohemian times back in today post-roman era and you're um at this abbot working with the

priests and you're learning how to be an artist essentially you're doing an internship there

essentially from back in the day and while you're there someone in the town kills a nobleman who is

visiting and it's up to you being kind of this third party investigator to figure out who actually

did the murder and one of your friends at the abitry uh one of the priests is kind of being

fingered for it he's an old man he's a lovely man stop laughing over there stop laughing at the word

fingered. This is an alien covenant all over again. One of the old men

gets fingered for it. No way. I know, right? And you want to defend him because

it's pretty clear that he probably didn't do it. Did he? But he seems

like a nice guy. So you have to go all around this town. You have to talk to everyone

You have a time limit to do so. You have a day-night cycle. So you've got to still

do your duties as an amateur artist. And you've got to have tea with

people, have lunch with people, try to get information out of them try to figure out who did what and why they would have done it and then present

enough evidence to plead the case at the actual trial that eventually happens but it blends in so

much um from history itself like the context and why someone might have done this and the different

class uh hierarchies that are on and display the discrepancy between wealth and poverty and on top

of so many other just fascinating themes that are so well portrayed in the game it's one of the best

written games that i probably ever played i loved it so much and without spoiling too much because i

definitely want people to play it there is a moment where the game reveals itself to be bigger than it

is and it drives home just how much your choices actually matter when you're in those moments where

you're having a trial and you're kind of pointing towards someone who might have done a murder but

you're kind of not sure but you kind of are and it's on you to essentially sentence this person

death it stays with you long after the game is over it's done in this old art style of the time

where it mimics the the paintings and the illustrations of that era so it's 2d but it's

so lushly brought to life admittedly that was one of the reasons i didn't play it at launch because

i didn't like the look of the art style but it made me so interested in it when i finally did it

and it's considering the amount of cast members it has it's an entire town of people you can talk to

every one of them is memorable yeah every one of them you get to know every one of them stands out

and it is such a great ensemble piece and i am still thinking and ruminating about some of the

choices that i made in that game and the lives i potentially ruined so if you're into rpgs if you

into story focused games don't let the art style put you off i promise it'll win you over it's an

absolute marvel and i would definitely recommend the no clip documentary about the game it'll make

you appreciate it even more they did an excellent job interviewing all the developers and stuff so

So yeah, old school Obsidian, old school RPG, old school adventure game vibes

Amazing. If you're a calligraphy and font freak like myself, then it's absolute heaven as well

Every single character has different fonts based on where they are, like you said, in the class system

Also, last thing for this, I think it was written by Josh Sawyer. It was? Yes, of Fallout New Vegas fame

So if you want a little taste of what that man is up to in the modern day, and you're looking at everything else that Obsidian's doing

going, where's my Sawyer? I want a little bit more of a Sawyer sauce. It's in there

So worry about it. Honestly, I love recommending games. We will probably do this in the future

Let us know what you think down in the comments below if you have any other games of the 2020s that deserve their flowers and deserve to be shouted out

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just like this and we'll catch you all very soon. Goodbye