Wenn ich den Genossys glauben darf, kommt das von der Modellbezeichnung des Lanz Bulldog. Deswegen bin ich der Meinung: Wer in den Focus kaggert, der stuhlt auch auf den Bulldog.

That threw me off as well but it checks out.

An interval includes the starting note in its name so e.g. c to g is a 5th because there are 5 notes in it: cdefg. But if you move up a 5th from c you move by 4 steps: c->d, d->e, e->f, f->g.

In the first example we move a 5th and a 4th. So if we start on c we go 4 steps c->g and 3 steps g->c for a total of 7 steps c->c. An interval that represents 7 steps has 8 notes because we count the starting note as well so it is an 8th.

For the scond example we move an 8th and another 8th. So starting on c again we move 7 steps c1->c2 and 7 steps again c2->c3 for a total of 14 steps c1->c3. An interval with 14 steps has 15 notes including the starting one so it is a 15th.

• Antichamber
  Physics puzzler with mind-bendy environments
• Monster Sanctuary
  Metroidvania creature collector where new creatures give you new movement abilities
• CrossCode
  Reminds me of the older Zelda titles but with more parkour and bouncy balls
• Ender Lilies
  Metroidvania, small girl uses the souls of fallen enemies to fight for her
• Trinity Fusion
  Metroidvania-Roguelike in a multiverse
• Cassette Beasts
  Cute creature collector with neat elemental interactions and fusions
• Tactical Breach Wizards
  A bunch of idiots try to prevent a coup by means of defenestration

Finished up Darks Souls 3. There was the odd annoying area or enemy but overall I enjoyed myself quite well. It did not feel like the pinnacle of the Dark Souls experience like I have heard it described as, just more Dark Souls. Which is fine but I won't start a NG+ anytime soon I think.