A middle aged man plays every single Fighting Fantasy book in order.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
Tower of Destruction is another book by Keith Martin who wrote one of my absolute favourite books in the series Vault of the Vampire. It was illustrated by Peter Knifton and the cover was by Terry Oakes. more
It’s time for a very exciting bonus episode as we begin looking at the classic Way of the Tiger series of adventure gamebooks, starting with the prequel. Way of the Tiger: Ninja! was released in 2014 by Megara Entertainment. It was written by David W... more
It’s book 45 of the long running Fighting Fantasy series! Spectral Stalkers was written by Peter Darvill-Evans with internal art by Tony Hough and cover art by Tony Hough. It’s the third and final book Darvill-Evans contributed to the series but will... more
It’s a bonus episode that’s near and dear to my heart as we tackle the first Heroquest gamebook by Dave Morris based on the insanely popular boardgame from MB Games and Games Workshop. This one is a little bit different from most gamebooks being both... more
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This is such a fun podcast for anyone that is a fan of interactive fiction, or grew up reading, choose your own adventure, or has a history with fighting fantasy books. I’ve listened to a few podcasts like this, but the host is the reason this one really works. He has a good reading voice, a fun personality and offers good critiques at the end of each episode on the book that he read. Highly recommended!!
Must listen for any game book fans.
H J Doom plays through the Fighting Fantasy books with a wonderfully dry sense of humour and ends each play through with insightful and well expressed analysis of the book. The bonus episodes are a treat too - I highly recommend this podcast for gamebook fans.
A great gamebook podcast. There are a lot of podcasts about Fighting Fantasy books, but HJ Doom offers more in the form of an analysis and also of bonus podcasts from gamebooks not in the Fighting Fantasy series. Highly recommended!
As someone who was an obsessive reader of the CYOA genre in my teens (and never quite got over my 40+ Fighting Fantasy collection being given away in a house move mix up) this podcast is a treat. Host HJ Doom plays like I did- tongue firmly in cheek, intent on playing the ‘right’ way, but having a thumb on the previous page just in case. more
Apple Podcasts | #237 | Australia/Leisure/Games |
Apple Podcasts | #76 | Ireland/Leisure/Games |
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