Eaten By A Grue: Infocom, Text Adventures, and Interactive Fiction
Monster FeetCarrington Vanston and Kay Savetz review classic text adventures and modern interactive fiction.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 55 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Categories | Video GamesLeisure | ||||
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Kay has created a 50,000 word choose your own adventure novel for NaNoGenMo, and Carrington has nothing in his home to sit on. One of the hosts has their life much more together than the other, but who's to say which one. Okay, it's Kay. more
Procrastination is the name of the game when Kay and Carrington play Violet. Okay, technically Violet is the name of the game when Kay and Carrington play Violet, but you know what I mean. Note to self: write a better summary for this podcast episode... more
The Grue Gang tackles one of modern IF's most intricate and interesting games, in which letters can be added or deleted from words at any time and anything can be rearranged. Grue can become gruel, games can become gams, and podcasters can become rea... more
It's time to dim the lights and break out the legally binding waivers, as Kay and Carrington get busy with an interactive fiction dating sim. They'll also get down to some music inspired by Infocom games. Remember when they used to just play Zork? Th... more
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- Great podcast
If you are interested in old text games, this is a must.
Apple Podcasts5eskeandersen
Denmark10 months ago - Lose the intro song!
Not a bad podcast, but for God’s sake lose that stupid f-ing intro song. I can tolerate most things, but I almost turned off the podcast when I heard that nonsense. I don’t know why that is so popular amongst the IF community. more
Apple Podcasts3Kpkilburn
United Statesa year ago - Brilliant!!!
There is a special kind of magic when Carrington and Kay sit down to talk about Infocom games. I intently wait for each new podcast. The way they artfully discuss each title while their playful banter amuses the audience is truly a remarkable thing. It makes me wish to go to Kansasfest just for the opportunity to meet the two of them!
Apple Podcasts5DisNEIGHUnited States2 years ago - Listen to podcast.
You listen to several episodes and feel a deep sense of nostalgia for these games you played so many years ago. You’re also entertained and amused by the affable hosts, and impressed that they actually played and podcasted about every single Infocom game! more
Apple Podcasts5Jason CabassiUnited States2 years ago - Politics
I guess listening to a podcast about old games without also hearing hateful politics was too much to hope for.
Apple Podcasts1zipzop69United States2 years ago
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