Pixel Project Radio is a video game podcast dedicated to analyzing the games we love. Each week, we play through a videogame and talk about it in a book club format. We summarize the plot beats while also analyzing the themes, discussing the mechanics, and generally talking about what worked and what didn't for us. It's a celebration of all things gaming, and whether you're playing every day or li... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | GamesLeisureVideo Games |
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has released, and reviews are glowing. It's rare for a game to excite us in such a way so early in the life cycle...so we had to talk about it. Look forward to a full narrative analysis series coming soon!
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"Do you know that Black Panther?"
This week's episode is all about The Bouncer, Square's debut 2000 title on the Playstation 2. Along with Phil (Deleted Saves Podcast), we tackle this...ambitious game, top to bottom, encompassing mechanics and narra... more
"The many shall suffer for the sins of the one."
This week, Rick is joined by TheDogFacedGamer to discuss The Forgotten City, a 2021 adventure game that grew out of a mod for Skyrim. In The Forgotten City, players find themselves transported to anci... more
This week, Rick is joined by Ryan (List Off Podcast) to discuss Final Fantasy, the place where the series started - for some in the late 80s, and for others in 2025! It's part discussion on how the experience can still feel exciting today, and part r... more
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Pixel Project Radio is a wonderful show about some great video games. The host, Rick, is very well spoken, insightful, and just a joy to listen to. He and his guests do a great job not just talking about a game, but analyzing the parts and pieces of it in such a way that are insightful and never in a way that alienates the listener. Give this show a listen and I promise you'll see your favorite game from a new perspective. - Nomad
Intelligent, funny, the best gaming analysis podcast around.
I've been hooked on Pixel Project Radio for a while now. Rick puts together some great discussions around video games and I always end an episode either having learned something new, heard a new and entertaining perspective on a game I like, or just felt thoroughly entertained. If you're looking for a podcast that's informative, thoughtful and sometimes funny, give Pixel Project Radio a listen.
This is easily one of the best book club video game podcasts ever made. Rick is insightful, welcome and funny. The guest are a delight. The discussions are engaging and entertaining. A must listen for and video game fan.
-Matt aka Stormageddon
Whatever game Rick covers, you are going to learn a LOT about. Dude is knowledgeable and is excited to share that knowledge with you, but while every episode is great, when you have a game with a great story, that is where PPR truly shines! Rick is a passionate man and that comes through when a game smacks him in the feels. Definitely recommend his FF VI and recent FFIX series to see what I mean.
He also uses his music degree to help with more nuanced sound discussion. learn so much!!
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Focused on video game analysis, this show features hosts exploring beloved and often nostalgic games while employing a book club format for discussions. Episodes frequently highlight gameplay mechanics, narrative themes, and personal anecdotes related to classic and contemporary titles. With a blend of humor and thoughtful critique, listeners are invited to engage deeply in the gaming experience, whether they are longtime players or newcomers. The show's unique approach to examining video games not only celebrates the medium but also prompts listeners to reflect on their own experiences within the gaming world.
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