Video Games · Curtis & Karl & Alex
by Curtis & Karl & Alex
A FINAL FANTASY bookclub podcast with sassy and classy host boys Curtis, Karl, and Alex. Join them weekly for a journey through every FINAL FANTASY game, as we ask the BIG questions such as; how many cats are there in FF7? What does Sephiroth smell like? Why do the characters in FFX dress like that? Play along week-by-week, or just let them do all the grinding and reap the benefits!
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I recently discovered this show and am on the last episode of FFVII. It’s a fantastic show. The hosts are entertaining and provide (mostly) correct details about the games. The episodes are long but in a good way. Highly recommend if you’re into discussions about 25 year old video games! Unfortunately I think they’re probably done recording. So just know it ends unceremoniously halfway through FFX-II
I love final fantasy and with rebirth coming out soon, I’ve been feeling really nostalgic. I found my ffvii file on the switch about 40 hours in and didn’t feel like replaying the disc one content. Listening to this podcast has helped refresh me with the story and learn lots of new things too about how other people play the game. Thank you to the hosts for a great recap and fun listen!
This is a Final Fantasy podcast. If you like Final Fantasy and don’t listen to this podcast, it’s time to figure out why you hate yourself. This trio (+1 sometimes) is fantastic and keeps me laughing the entire time I’m listening. It’s a whole lot like hanging out with friends, talking about FF as we would, years ago. What’s more, they’re great people. If you are also a great people, you should start listening. For real. Download now.
Karl, Alex, and Curtis recount every Final Fantasy game in great depth while providing laughs, trivia, and the occasional cry of “NOMURA!!!!!”
As a fan of the series and a nobody. It’s refreshing to hear the undeniable love for the series. The friendship between the host is apparent and create a natural humor. Karl sounds like Michael Cera so that’s a plus and always has a Simpsons joke in chamber. Curtis has his booming laughter and a gift for covering the small details. Alex’s insight as a first time adds an interesting perspective for the listener as well as his care in editing. Love these guys even if I have no chance of being on the pod. I enjoy every episode they release and find myself laughing in the middle of lawn work. As a fellow musician it’s great they add in little sections about the music. This should be much bigger then it is.
I am a huge Final Fantasy fan, so I had high hopes for this podcast. Unfortunately, it is not for me. Several things about this podcast turned me off: 1. I am not a fan of guest episodes, but I can tolerate them if done well. This podcast uses guests quite a bit, and sometimes more than one at a time. This results in three to four people talking over and interrupting each other for over an hour, which I find more irritating than entertaining. 2. The hosts and guests say the word “like” as a filler word every…few…seconds. “And I was like,” “And he was like,” “So, like,” “The game is like,” “like,” “like,” “like.” If you took a drink every time someone said “like” you’d be dead of alcohol poisoning within the first fifteen minutes of the episode. I’m not exaggerating. 3. The hosts and guests constantly veer off topic, to the point where I found myself fast forwarding through a lot. In a similar vein, they run jokes into the ground. If one host or guest makes a joke, the podcast is now off topic for several minutes because every host and guest has to add on to it. If the original joke was funny, it’s not anymore because they’ve beaten it to death. 4. Sometimes the hosts and guests fail to do their research ahead of recording, which leads to them stating incorrect information about the game they are talking about. I hate to leave a poor review because it’s clear that a lot of love has gone into this podcast. However, for the above reasons, I don’t enjoy it much. I think the hosts have produced this podcast with their enjoyment in mind more so than the enjoyment of potential listeners. As an alternative, I highly recommend Retrograde Amnesia.
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