I love all of their podcasts, even though I rarely agree with their GMs they have some great players and Ross Bryant is one of the best in the game imo.
I love this show. The cast are amazingly funny and the chemistry between everyone is a joy to see. This fast became one of my favourite podcasts on the network, so much so that I have listened to season 1 multiple times. I am looking forward to season 2.
Time for Chaos is good as a Call of Cthulhu game but even better as a podcast. Glass Cannon has struck gold getting everything just right. Great cast, great audio, well paced, and well run.
Actual play podcasts usually stick to one game… not these folks. They jump genres and are enjoyable in all of them. Between Cthulhu, fantasy, and sci-if, they are bound to have a show you will enjoy. Try them out! Their Patreon content is also great.
One of the best casts I’ve ever seen put together for an actual play. Listening to them gel over the season was a joy. And there’s no words that can adequately express the experience of Ross role-playing madness. Honestly, I’d rank the final 5-6 episodes of the first season right there with any content Glass Cannon has produced to date. Can’t wait for season 2!
All the way through, this is easily one of the best Call of Cthulhu podcasts out there, from comedy to horror, from character development to riffs and raucous times. The players are fantastic and clearly very invested in their own characters’ stories.
This show is absolutely radical. A slow burn in the best way. Fantastic cast, highest quality production quality (as usual with glass cannon), and a great story. Absolutely worth a listen!
Once again from the GCP we top quality characters and adventures! I’ve been a fan for years and love anything this company can produce. Cannot recommend enough!!!
Glass Cannon does a great job of putting together complimentary personalities and letting them loose to tell a great story. Troy is killing it as keeper and the more he gets comfortable with the system the better the show gets. Can’t wait for season 2
Cthulhu's not really my thing, but I have rarely found anything from the GCN I don't like. From what I've listened to in this campaign it's absolutely fantastic. And the cast is absolutely superb!
This show takes a little while to get going, but once the players gel together, it’s a great show. Not *quite* as good as the GCN’s Delta Green Show (Get in the Trunk), but still one of the most enjoyable actual play podcasts on the market. Definitely worth a listen!
A great game with great players and a great gm. I really love the story they’re telling and close bonds the characters are developing together. I’m gonna be devastated when they all die(cuz this is a Call of Cthulhu game after all) but I’m gonna listen til the end cuz it’s just that good.
Horror has never been my thing, but this was so good I could not wait for the next episode. The cast is wickedly funny and knows how to help you feel their terror 10/10 must listen
These guys are pros at balancing spooky atmosphere and comedic banter. It take a few episodes for the group to gel perfectly, but once they do it’s basically the perfect podcast
Amazing cast with one of the best GMs in the business start their trek along what some call the best RPG campaign ever made. It takes a few episodes for the cast to gel, but once it gets going… wow!!!
Another hit from the GCN. All the players bring their A game with the roleplaying. Noura Ibrahim, Rob Keplacesvich, Kate Stamas and Ross Bryant feed well off each other and can handle anything Keeper Troy Lavallee throws at them from intro discussions to his description of the scene.
Everything the Glass Cannon Network touches is gold and this playthrough of the most infamous campaign of all time is no different. Masks of Nyarlathotep is in good hands with this crew. Some of the best hours of actual play ever recorded happen in just season one. Ten stars!
This is one of the best shows the GCP has put out. Engaging and memorable characters with an awesome cast to boot. This Is a series you won’t want to miss!
