GONE - A Surreal Sci-Fantasy Nibiru Actual Play

Such a show. Really well played (in both the performance and game senses) and instinctively constructed, scene by scene, episode by episode. The story and mystery draw you in and stay with you. Questions become answers and those answers become more questions in a narrative that unfolds with beauty and finesse. Can’t compliment the cast highly enough and PB as the narrator is every bit as good as the incredible level of artistic ambition on display here merits.

I have watched a few DnD shows in the past and I have always enjoyed the role play aspects. I started watching this even though it's on a different system due to the cast. All I can say is it's unbelievable! The role play is up to a level of a script tv show and you genuinely feel along with the characters and their stories. The aspect of guest character is a brilliant twist and keeping the main players in the dark makes for fantastic responses and even more raw emotions. This is the first show I have watched which is run by Pumpkinberry and WOW! I love the style of letting the characters tell their own story and only interjecting when necessary. Everything is done to such a high standard I am extremely excited to see where this goes. I recommened this to absolutely anyone, even if this isn't normally your genre, try it out and you won't be disappointed.

I used to watch and listen to a lot of dnd and tabletop rpgs but over the last year I fell off it with life becoming more busy. But Gone has gotten me right back into it. It’s addicting to listen to. Every twist and turn has it leaving you trying to figure what is going on and thinking about for days after theorising

Tablestory and Pumpkinberry are knocking it out of the park again. With Nocturne - look it up - they gave themselves a tough act to follow. But they're clearing that bar with ease. Gone is an improvised radio play as much as it's a tabletop roleplay stream. Elspeth, JonSandman, and BradWOTO have such a firm grasp of their character's voices and reactions that they hardly need the dice or the character sheets. PB's rotating cast of guest roleplayers - amazing actors all - have been presenting new challenges for the main cast each week. In Gone, the specifics of the rules are just as big a mystery as the strange situation the characters find themselves thrown into. As the audience, with each clue and plot twist, we're uncovering the secrets of this world right along with the players themselves. I recommend not looking anything up and just diving in.