I appreciate that they skip long winded character introductions that nobody cares about and jump right into the story. I also like that they keep the story moving unlike roughly 99% of the other insanely boring AP podcasts out there. However, I started with the ReMemorex episode “the rake”. After roughly 3 minutes of banter I started counting every time the GM said “Uh” or “um” From the 3 minute mark to the 9 minute mark I counted 137 times. (I may have missed a few). I skipped to the more recent episodes to see if it had improved. Sadly it has not. In fact not only have the “uh” and “um”s not improved, they have also added eating and chewing in the mic to the mix. That’s a shame. If it wasn’t like nails on a chalkboard I would have really enjoyed this one.

Love the Delta Green games.

I love RPPR! I’ve listened for years. They play a really wide variety of games and their adventures are often really heady and well thought out. Some of their higher concept stuff - like better angels or know evil or Red Markets - is extremely fresh and creative. Can’t say enough good things about them! I recommend ep. 2 of better angels as a light start for new listeners, and any of their Delta Green stuff as a good starting point for folks who like horror. Lover in the Ice is a particularly stellar horror scenario. The Know Evil and Duality Eclipse Phase campaigns are also quite good once you’re in with the crew a bit more seriously- and Red Markets is bleak but EXCELLENT drama. RPPR is afantastic podcast that’s got a great backlog and isn’t swarmed with accouterments like most modern RPG podcasts. Highly recommend.

This podcast has range if I've ever seen it. These folk really make it fun for not only themselves but the listener too! Pros: range of games I've never even heard of, great humor, amazing collaborative story telling Cons: it can be hit or miss with audio quality, (especially the early ones) also it's hard to follow an arc that you like Overall though, probably the best actual play podcast I can think of.

Great group of players who had humor and drama. The delta green games are the best of the actual plays out there

Love these, those some are a bit long for a single sitting. I have read a few reviews complaining about loud noises from the table. They clearly have never gamed after a long day at work, where you skipped lunch for a meeting and need to game and eat at the same time. Welcome to to the reality of gaming life!

Please stop chewing gum or eating right next to the mic. I’ve tried getting through a few episodes now...

I cannot make it through more than a couple minutes without one of the players eating chips right into the microphone. I’ve come back to this podcast a few different times to try and see why I haven’t listened to one of the episodes, and I always forget about the loud crunching directly into the microphone. For the love of all that is holy, STOP EATING CHIPS! I wish I could listen and give you an honest shot but you’re too busy sitting knee deep in a bag of Funyuns. 1 Star.

I just started listening to this podcast a few weeks ago and I’m glad I did. The actual plays are hilarious and thrilling. I’ve been enjoying the Fallen Flag campaign for Red Markets.

I started listening a while back because I was looking for a specific topic, and have gone on to listen to the whole library. They are a good group of people who work/play well together and keep things interesting.

Found this podcast earlier this year. I sit and wait for the latest one to pop up on my phone. If you are looking for a great time, give them a listen.

The level of knowledge, commitment and fun is 5 stars. I just recently found the RPPR family of podcasts and have listened to several dozen episodes and will probably work my way through all of the episodes eventually. My criticism is this: STOP SLURPING DRINKS AND CRUNCHING ICE WHILE RECORDING. This makes me want to throw chairs and key your car. Thank you.

This is the most straightforward, screw-it-let's-play actual play podcast I've ever listened to. It was also the inspiration for me personally to do my own RPG podcast, so I acknowledge the bias. Try it out, though. There's no musical intro, there's no high production values, it's just one mic, a table of friends, and off we go. Glorious.

The Masks-Sense campaign mashup was amazing. And the Teeth/Eyes campaign was as well. MOAR, MOAR, MOAR!

I started listening to RPPR about half a year ago, and I have tore through many of their big campaigns, one shots, commentary, etc etc. It is a treasure trove of actual play goodness that has made my work days bearable. The cast at RPPR has helped introduce me to a bunch of new games that I had never heard of before and has really helped improve my own tabletop gaming experience (both as a player and as a GM). 5/5 stars for sure.

The RPPR crew is among the finest of listening experiences that I've ever heard. Nay, the finest. The dulcet tones of Ross Payton make Frank Sinatra sound like a baboon suffering from explosive diarrhea. Tom Church's salty disposition is the perfect seasoning to the stew of brilliance that is RPPR. The other people are good too. Not only this but RPPR cures shingles for I once had shingles and after bed rest, lots of medicine, orange juice, and RPPR, I felt much better. So, listen to RPPR or you're a fascist

I listen to a handful of tabletop actual plays and definitely put RPPR at the top. Frequent posts, some truly great players, and a commitment to campaigns some tables lack--it's nice to see things through. If you're new, I'd look up some of the oneshots Caleb GMs, because he's a mad genius--google Andrew's Fortune, a two-partner that inexplicably manages to be both his first game ever and one of the best I've ever heard.

It's so VERY ummm... hard to ummmmm... listen to the podcast with the amount of ummmm's the GM says. It's near impossible for him to ummm get through a ummm sentense without at least one ummm if not 3-4.

These guys are fantastic and entertaining. If I'm getting into a new system, I love to listen to these guys play it to tighten up my understanding of the rules. Just the right amount of rolling and rules coupled with great stories.

Hours of entertaining content!

RPPR Actual Play is an Actual Play podcast where the hosts play through tabletop RPG games. The hosts have great camraderie and have introduced me to a lot of fun systems. Keep up the good work!

The campaigns and games they run are always awesome and fun!

My favorite actual play broadcast— Ross and the crew (Well, sorry, but minus Cody) are all awesome and put their backs in the role playing. A ton of fun.

I listen to a lot of actual plays and this is the one I keep coming back to. They play a lot of different systems with a consistently great group.

I like the variety of stuff that they play but what I don't care for is the low audio quality which doesn't allow me to skip all the silence because they're so much static. Also there's just too much yelling as they try and talk over each other for me to really learn anything about the game system. There are definitely better podcasts for that. If you want to learn how to play a game from a podcast then listen to 'you don't meet at an inn'.

Intelligent funny people playing intelligent and funny games. Like listening to your friends.

Listening to this crew and their antics is always a great time. These lads know how to make for entertaining gaming. If you're not already subscribed you don't know what you're missing.

See title.

I'm listening to wild talents: heroes of new Arcadia series, and I'm loving it. Typically live rpg podcasts frustrate the heck out of me because someone is eating, rolling dice, or screaming close to the microphone. This series avoids all of that. The story line is flat out awesome, and (for the most part) the players to a terrific job role playing and not power gaming. Thanks to everyone involved for putting out such a high class product.

So annoying to listen to. The players cheat non stop. DM is too soft and just let's the Munchkin Players push him around. They roll for everything, constantly add bonuses that are not applicable, and whine whenever they don't get their way. My advice is find some new players Ross! Your group is pathetic.

I love listening to the games... Especially the Call of Cthulhu sessions. I haven't played in so long it's like listening to my friends when I used to play! Keep it up!

A great group of gamers with good audio quality playing a whole bunch of different games! What's not to like?

Great actual play. Wish there wasn't 3 hours of people chewing and smacking their lips though.

The best actual plays I've found so far.

This is a fantastic actual play podcast with diversity in both games and GMs, a great group of role players, and good sound quality. This is easily one of the best on the web! -Dan (IF you are a podcaster, AND, you ask for ratings and reviews, PLEASE support the community, and rate and review the podcasts that you listen to! –Dan@ CarpeGM.net)

I love the delta green episodes, and the entertaining stories are fun. Usually requires familiarity with game rules. Try Bryson Springs episode for great horror.

Ha, the funniest thing Ross said during the pre-game chatting was that he some gaming podcast group noted that the right length of a podcast that their listeners wanted was about an hour and Ross noted that the RPPR listeners wanted, demanded, c raved 3, 4 hours worth a play per podcase and wanted more, more, more! LOL, it is so true. I love this podcast and normally will play it during my 8 mile hikes in the woods. I have lost 30 lbs this year in due part to this podcast. I am hoping for another 30 so keep it up guys. The guys do the horror/suspense games the best. If they made these games into modules I would totally buy them.

First let me say, God Bless Tom Church. Nobody does robot dinosaur monsters better. (and , well... other monsters too). Even though Ross is a horrible monster his games are always fun, even if the players wind up dead. Keep up the great work! John H

Strikes a great balance in scale. The community is accessible and engaging and the dedication that Payton and the others show to RPPR offers a wealth of ways to support, connect to, or enjoy the RPPR community.

Just started listening through and this all very entertaining, episode 52 Slenderman was amazing. My one gripe is that the audio quality can St times be poor but not enough to distract me.

Have listened to most of the podcasts currently available through RPPR. I particularly love the horror, noir and dark sun games; I liked the end of New World but missed too much of it to know the characters. I enjoy all the players and GMs. Honestly might be my favorite Actual Play podcast. keep up the excellent quality and give us more More MORE!!! Thanks guys.

For the last couple weeks, you guys have been keeping me entertained with your fantastic game sessions. Cody , thank you for using your mana battery, I was afraid it would be forgotten. You guys keep up the great work. Pussyfarts !!

Distinctive personalities make this show work, even if the obnoxious ones may speak a bit much. Call of Cthulu games are the best.

Keep up the awesome uploads.

The best AP podcast I have found on ITunes. So many excellent episodes to choose from. Be sure to go back and listen to the original feed as well. Lady Gaga V2.0 and Bryson Springs are great choices when you are looking to be entertained. "Night of a thousand broken noses" indeed.....

RPPR actual plays are what help me get through the day at work. I almost got in trouble for laughing extremely loud at my desk when Cody's robot creation came to life in the latest Monsters and Other Childish Things. If you want something that will entertain you for hours, check these APs out.

These guys are a hoot to listen to! If ya can't play in a regular game of your own, RPPR actual plays are a good substitute ;) Thx Ross n crew. Keep up the good work.

"You approach the door" "Immediate suduce check!" Thus begins one of the best moments ever recorded.

The quality of this podcast is better then most AP's out there, but still its a mic on a table around a bunch of guys, with tons of background noise, and annoying other sounds. I listened to the first couple of episodes, and the guys are very entertaining and fun to listen to with their comments, but the sound quality trumps the goodness that this podcast could be. Sorry, three stars.

RPPR is a great gaming podcast with some amazingly entertaining players, not to mention high-larious. Cody rocks!