47 episodes
Android Dreams: A Cyberpunk RPG Podcast TGIF Arcade
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4.7 • 10 Ratings
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Dave of TGIF Arcade runs a real play session of The Sprawl by Hamish Cameron. Android Dreams features a bunch of fun, creative folks making a ridiculous, Miami Vice-meets-Johnny Mnemonic world of cyborg clones, telepathic cars, and robo-crab monsters, all for your entertainment!
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Advancing Some Plot – Season 2 Episode 13
Advancing Some Plot – Season 2 Episode 13 The conclusion of Season 2. What does it all mean? Cast:Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcadeNumi: Twitter @ohthatnumiAdam: …
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Missing Scenes from Three Things That Don’t Make Sense – Season 2 Episode 12
Missing Scenes from Three Things That Don’t Make Sense – Season 2 Episode 12 Cast:Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcadeNumi: Twitter @ohthatnumiAdam: Twitter: @adamshaftoe and adamshaftoe.comOmar: …
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Three Things That Don’t Make Sense – Season 2 Episode 12
Three Things That Don’t Make Sense – Season 2 Episode 12 Cast:Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcadeNumi: Twitter @ohthatnumiAdam: Twitter: @adamshaftoe and adamshaftoe.comOmar: Twitter @omarahsa and …
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Everyone’s Making A Choice – Season 2 Episode 11
Things are moving faster, and Friendo is the only one who maybe likes the direction those things are moving. Everyone’s Making A Choice – Season …
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A Deadly Escape Plan – Season 2 Episode 10
No one is where they want to be right now. A Deadly Escape Plan – Season 2 Episode 10 Cast:Dave: Twitter @slomotionwalter and twitch.tv/TGIFArcadeNumi: Twitter …
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Old Friends to New Acquaintances – Season 2 Episode 9
Everyone is getting really close to their goals, even if the nature of those goals is a bit unclear. Old Friends to New Acquaintances – …
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The grim future is good fun
In the grim and dark future of a Cyberpunk world, humanity is enslaved to megacorporations. Those few heroes are noble thieves, the only good cop, or disillusioned mercs fighting for truth and justice in a despondent world, forced to confront their own morality as they battle souless suits whose only dream is a better profit margin.
If you have come here for the high drama or philosophical questions of Cyberpunk's exemplars, you have come to the wrong place.
If you have come here looking for an enjoyable tabletop podcast with excellent group dynamics, look no further.
Android Dreams may not compare with Neuromancer, Blade Runner, or Akira, but do you know what it does compare with?
Critical Role. The Adventure Zone. Acquisitions Inc. Drunks and Dragons. What makes a good real play podcast is two things: 1. A focus on an entertaining story 2. good group chemistry. Android Dreams does both.
Here's hoping to many years of fun.