But when I do it is 12 Sided stories. Tightly edited with foley work and music. A ton of fun, diverse cast and games covered… you want GUMSHOE, they do GUMSHOE. And Delta Green, and FATE, and Call of Cthulhu and and and… They are also a tight 30 - 45 minutes instead of the long rambling 2-4 hours of many other shows.

12-Sided Stories are brilliant, highly diverse, comes at you from left field and knocks you for the best loop in your life kind of shows. Tight editing, immersive sfx, fantastic acting and gripping storylines drive a number of great game systems to new heights. A must listen every show!

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I just hopped on board this CoC pod and was delighted at the talented group of people navigating the mythos of a 1990s grunge era Seattle. I love the rules lite approach and the quirky and unique characters each player created! Bravo!

THIS is such a fun and amazing show. From the cast interactions, the player decisions and the settings that they choose. I recommend it to anyone and everyone.

The excellent storytelling really captured my interest, and the production value and variety of game systems have kept me listening. Great cast, perfect for fans of “story over rules” actual plays

This feed contains multiple amazing Actual play podcasts. I’d recommend starting with a genre you like then listen to all the others once your caught up

Unquiet blood is super interesting and intense! The added sound effects is supper immersive. Can’t wait to get into more APs.

Generally I’m not a fan of actual play podcast. I don’t have time to listen to a three or four hour show every week. OWL does it right. The production is top notch, the players all do a great job with their characters and voice acting and the story itself is very compelling. There’s just enough of the game stuff so you know it’s a game, but not so much that it detracts from the experience. I look forward to every episode and listen to it right after it drops.

I’ve been listening to (and producing) actual play podcasts for a while now and this is one of my new favorites. The setting of 1890s London is a great change of pace from what you can normally find. The players all bring a great deal of humanity and heart to their characters, which is sorely needed in their fight against the otherworldly terrors coming for them. Wes Otis does a wonderful job of weaving the story and the sound effects and music add just the right accent on top. All in all, this podcast is very well done and I can’t recommend it highly enough.

This is a really well-produced actual play podcast. Great audio, solid acting/improv from the players, and enough dice rolling and rules to remind you that it’s not just an audio play. Great work!