Games · Callum Ellis
by Callum Ellis
The Minecraft Short Stories podcast brings everyone's favourite game to life with stories and discussions. From ocean monuments to jungle temples-or whether a Creeper befriends an ocelot-there’s a story to be shared! Ancient ruins may have a thrilling story or cave ambience a hidden meaning; the possibilities are endless! Listeners also bring Minecraft to life with their ideas, questions, and stories submitted through my website, minecraftshortstories.com. Written and produced by Callum Ellis, Minecraft player and author. -------- This podcast is not associated with or approved by Mojang.
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I was looking for a good short story podcast, and when my friend suggested this one to me, I was bracing for another disappointment, but it surprised me and I am now listening to this regularly. The only reason it’s four stars and not five is because the guy reading it could use just a little bit more emotion, otherwise he’s doing great. Thank you for doing this show
This podcast helps me cope with my everlasting thirst for Minecraft and Minecraft content. Since I have a limited amount of time to watch YouTube and play games, (Minecraft being one of those games) I found myself leaning on the edge of my seat almost every episode. I love a good story, and I love Minecraft, this combines the two with near perfect balance. (Everything after this part isn’t as relevant. Just thought I’d give a heads up.) I play modded Minecraft a lot, and it’s really cool when Minecraft rules are a bit twisted in these stories. I love hearing about little things that aren’t in the game but add a bit of spice to the story. Or if the rules are vastly different it’s like looking at (technically hearing about,) something that could have been. A mod that someone could have made. It also makes the storytelling flow well, cause if you tried to tell a story with Minecraft normal mechanics and rules it’s harder to explain an event or a little detail and still keep it feeling like a story. It also gives more creative freedom. If you rigidly follow Minecraft rules in the storytelling you can still write a good story, but your limited for options when it comes to the overall plot. Also little things like full body movement make for more immersive storytelling.
Great show amazing stories always has me wrapped up in the story no matter what I’m doing this is always a good past time show to listen to but I would love to see more spooky stories but amazing show and would highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ five stars!
This podcast is amazing! I love how creative your stories are and how you tell them, and how you include others by letting them submit their stories to you for you to read to your listeners! I also love your discussions! They’re so thoughtful(at least, to me), and full of stuff that never would have passed through my mind if you hadn’t brought it up! I’m always looking forward for the next episode because I love them so much! 😄
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