The artwork was what drew me to the podcast in the first place but the story is certainly keeping me. It's a story taking place far in the future, after the "first people" (modern society) have destroyed themselves. It honestly reminds me of horizon zero dawn in the sense that it's a mixture of primitive tradition/garb with great technology and principles. The accents vary but the writing is pretty Shakespearean. It takes a minute to get into the cadence of the dialogue but I'm now totally in love with it. It's so refreshing and also ironic that modern media is returning to the narrative radio show, but this is certainly a high quality addition to the new/old medium. The voice acting is spectacular and if you love meaty details and lore filled worlds, this is 100% the show for you.
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jjtrevilcock11 December 2022
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benhall-8094224 December 2022I'm new to podcasts and I discovered this through the artwork.
The artwork is very captivating.
I'm now captivated by the acting, sounds and music.
I really look forward to each episode.
I only wish I didn't have to wait a week for each episode.
I gave it a 9 because the first episode has a lot of screaming which can be a little harder to listen too. But once got through that, it's an intriguing and addictive story.
Please give it a go. The story developes each episode and you learn new layers and depths to each tribe as the story goes on.
I'm up to episode 7 and I can't wait for the next episode.