A middle aged man plays every single Fighting Fantasy book in order.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 118 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | LeisureGames |
It’s bonus episode time again and we’re playing Dave Morris’s unique take on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. This is a digital gamebook (played on iOS) which always make for an interesting departure from the classic formula. How will Morris’s take on a ... more
Ian Livingstone is back! Eye of the Dragon written in 2005 is the first new Fighting Fantasy book since 1995 and Livingstone’s first book since 1992. We’re in proper old school mode for this extended dungeon crawl which has the added bonus of Martin ... more
It’s another thrilling bonus episode of the podcast and this time out we’re meddling in space and time as we take on the role of special time agent Falcon in Mechanon, the second book in the science fiction gamebook series by Mark Smith and Jamie Tho... more
We’ve reached the end of another journey as we play and critically examine The Crown of Kings, book four in the Sorcery series by Steve Jackson with art by the wonderful John Blanche. It’s been an epic quest but now only the fortress of Mampang and i... more
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I played all the fighting fantasy books as a kid - this is a wonderful trip down memory lane. The narrative is read at a good pace, with a smattering of dead pan wit, concluding with an excellent summary of the relative merits of the book. Recommend to anyone who enjoys a good fantasy adventure.
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!
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