Science Fiction · Tony Martinez and Michael P. Greco
by Tony Martinez and Michael P. Greco
An unemployed gamer has received a mysterious email with two attachments. The first is an image of a woman with red hair and green eyes. The second is an old map of a town called Ocean Bay. What this young man does next will determine the fate of the entire human race. (From the creators of Strange Air.)
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I'm in a listen to fictional stories phase (leaving true crime behind for the holidays 😂) I really enjoyed the show and got through it in a few days. (I'm in the minority appreciating the shorter format.) I loved the premise and enjoyed the humor. I hate to admit that my favorite character was the bad guy. I kind of agree with some people that the music was confusing to me at times but not enough to give the show just 1 star. I'm gonna take a listen to the creators other show next.
I LOVE fictional podcasts while I work and clean at home. A good story is great while my body is on autopilot, and this is an excellent story. The episodes are SO SHORT tho. I get they have to make money, but the episodes are only 20 or so minutes long and 25 percent of that is ads😒It’s disappointing and hardly worth a 2 week wait in between episodes. The content is good enough that I’d pay for a Patreon subscription with longer episodes if they had one.
The music is jarring sometimes, but other than that, I love this podcast. It’s an acquired taste, but it’s funny and cringy in all the best ways. Definitely worth the listen!!
The story behind this is fascinating enough where I burned through all the episodes to see what would happen next. Although, some of the dialogue feels like it’s out of place, which I’m assuming is because of recording separately. I’d say: give it a few episodes to see if the story is intriguing enough to look past some of the delivery.
Can’t believe this show is as recent as it is. I made it 7 episodes in and really wanted to like it, but I felt so severely misrepresented and uncomfortable that I couldn’t even engage with the mystery. The depiction of autism was clearly not researched and uses harmful language and tropes I’d hoped we’d left behind years ago. Additionally, the female main character is such a manic pixie dream girl that I can’t see her as anything but two dimensional, despite her being the sort of character I’d normally relate to. Very disappointed.
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