Jeff&Angie Waters Open WATERSOUND STUDIOS UK
- Team Annihilator
- Jan 26, 2021
- 1 min read
“Watersound Studios is the most exciting and creative place I’ve worked in for years”
Mike Exeter (Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Dio, UB40)
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Ragdoll hit has crazy physics and fighting that is hard to control. You are in charge of a floppy stickman fighter whose arms and legs move in funny and random ways. You want to kill enemies by taking away their health or knocking them off stages. Each punch, kick, and jump is based on real physics, so each fight is different. There are cool tools like swords and staffs all over the arena that you can grab to do more damage. But be careful, because your enemies can also take them! Smash your enemies with walls, gears, and traps to get extra points.
My younger brother found eggy car last weekend and now the whole family is competing for high scores. Funny concept, but the gameplay is actually pretty solid.
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Really interesting to see Jeff and Angie Waters opening Watersound Studios in the UK—especially the part about it being fully equipped for recording, mixing, and even video production under one roof. It feels like a natural extension of their experience in the industry, but I wonder how they’ll balance studio work alongside ongoing music projects. Also, reading about creative spaces like this oddly reminded me of how niche services—even something like an Artificial Intelligence Assignment Help Service in Australia—are growing around specialized needs. Curious to see what kind of artists end up recording there first.
the opening of Watersound Studios UK symbolizes a new chapter marked by innovation, professionalism, Melon Playground and artistic energy. The strong positive endorsement emphasizes that the studio is positioned to become a leading creative hub where musicians and producers can thrive, experiment, and produce exceptional work.