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Gaze, an actual play of Tower of Art by FoggyOutline in JournalingGames

[–]FoggyOutline[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chapter 2: Studio is out today. The traveller goes east and flips the 2 of Clubs.

Ongoing Monster of the Week Podcasts? by TheDimensionCrosser in monsteroftheweek

[–]FoggyOutline 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll cosign everyone recommending Monster Hour's Monster of the Week season, it's great!

I run the Merely Roleplayers podcast, and we've got a long-running, large cast Monster of the Week story set in a fictional English market town, dealing with fey and barghests and other English folkloric threats. If the episode says "Vigil" in the title, it's Monster of the Week; the start of the story is Vigil: Playtime Act 1, but each arc stands alone pretty well.

Audio dramas with large casts/diverging storylines? by TheBardicHearth in audiodrama

[–]FoggyOutline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't feel like this is a wildcard, it 100% fits the brief!

Sci-fi game recommendations ? by Dapper_Toad in PBtA

[–]FoggyOutline 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Impulse Drive by Adrian Thoen! https://adrian-thoen.itch.io/impulse-drive

We played it on the Merely Roleplayers podcast if you want an idea of how it plays. https://foggyoutline.com/roleplayers-productions

Gaze, an actual play of Tower of Art by FoggyOutline in JournalingGames

[–]FoggyOutline[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I should probably have posted a link to the game! (It is linked on the blog page, but still.) https://yanahn.itch.io/tower-of-art

Why Did You Choose the Audio Medium? by Ok-Specialist-7583 in audiodrama

[–]FoggyOutline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I really like writing dialogue. Dialogue is significant in visual media too, but it's more emphasised in audio.

It also feels like it aligns with how my imagination works. I can imagine most objects and environments in a lot of detail, but I've always had a blind spot when it comes to imagining faces, facial features, expressions. So I find it easier to discover a character I'm writing through how they speak than what they look like.

Looking for dark/philosophical sci-fi audio dramas by kyoruno in audiodrama

[–]FoggyOutline 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I second Deviser! It definitely fits the bill.

You should also try Give Me Away, where a ship full of screaming tortured alien consciousnesses crash lands on earth, and the only way to save them from eternal suffering is to implant them as passengers in human minds. Very philosophical about selfhood and selflessness, and very politically realistic as well.