A video games podcast where Dave Jackson and guests break down and discuss the games they play. Each episode looks at one game in depth, focusing on mechanics, story, music and other aspects, with no spoilers until a clearly marked spoiler wall in the middle.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 146 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesGamesLeisure |
Sometimes I try to write clever little descriptions about the games on the show, but this week's game doesn't feel like it needs it.** Baldur's Gate 3, by **Larian Studios, excels in just about everything it sets out to do. It has impressive writing,... more
Our Baldur's Gate 3 recording ran so long, I had to split it up into two episodes. This is the full-spoiler discussion, where we talk about the decisions we made, how we solved our quests, how things turned out in our games, and much more. In particu... more
During the first few months after Baldur's Gate 3 released, I heard a similar refrain coming from my friends and people on social media- people would say something like "I normally don't play RPGs like this, but I love Baldur's Gate 3! Flash forward ... more
From the first time I saw a screenshot of The Case of the Golden Idol, by Color Gray Games, I was struck by these caricaturish portraits and knew I'd have to follow up on it someday. Then the comparisons to a favorite of mine, Return of the Obra Dinn... more
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Tales from the Backlog is a show that gamers of any level should check out. Dave is a fantastic host. Very thoughtful, insightful and he makes me chuckle sometimes. He and his guests really dive into a game and their perspectives are well thought out and above all, entertaining! I highly recommend this show.
If you love video games and you love podcasts, this is exactly the podcast for you. Every week Dave dives into a game from his backlog and brings along a charming guest for the ride. The podcast is really fun to hear and best of all there is a Spoiler-Wall that is announced at the beginning and also before the spoilers are discussed so you can jump out, play the game then jump back in at any time.
Dave Jackson and his many excellent guests are a joy to listen to. For me, this is the right level of detail to talk about games at. He’s covered tons of games, both big and small, and I’m a big fan of some of the more obscure titles.
This is my favorite way to learn more about the games I love and get educated on the games I’ve never heard of. Always at the top of my queue. -Matt aka Stormageddon
If you’re looking for a video game podcast that is entertaining, informative, and engaging, you’re in for a great time. Dave and his guests offer great insights and good cheer. Do yourself a favor and subscribe to the Patreon as well for worthwhile bonus content and a great and welcoming online community.
Apple Podcasts | #77 | Russia/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #126 | South Africa/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #156 | Japan/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #160 | China/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #242 | New Zealand/Leisure/Video Games |
Apple Podcasts | #250 | South Korea/Leisure/Video Games |
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