• Episode 1: Something Is Playing a Game with Me

  • Jun 10 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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  • 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

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Episode 1: Something Is Playing a Game with Me

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  • Trying to survive in a world crumbling under its own technological advancements, former Tyburn Industria marketing executive Kurt Fischer reflects on his optimistic first days at the forward-thinking startup that he joined a decade ago. Kurt tells the origins of the ill-fated, ambitious but addictive game-world project that just might have destroyed the world… This episode contains mature content and graphic language. Created and written by Dan Houser. Directed by Lazlow. From Absurd Ventures and QCODE. ~~~ Follow us On Instagram @Absurd.Ventures and @QCODEMedia On X @AbsurdVentures and @QCODEMedia Learn more about upcoming content at AbsurdVentures.com and QCODEMedia.com ~~~ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Riveting and Disturbing

From the beginning I was drawn in by Kurt’s narration which gravitated from frustrated hindsight to anxiety and fear and back again. How he went from describing “it” and being angry at himself to addressing “it” and becoming fearful and not being sure if he was part of it or it was part of him was riveting. The markedly diverse tone of voices of each character spun a disturbing tale without being overly dramatic. I really enjoyed this and looking forward to more!

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