Such attractive worldbuilding with Sci-Fi and Survivalist vibes perfectly mixed together. Perfect for those looking for a new favorite (not exaggerating) addition to your actual play podcast lineup!

An amazing show with an amazing group of people for a cast! If you want to laugh and cry with living characters, this is the show for you! Memories make the Wasteland!

This show has been a labor of love and I love this story, these characters, and this world. The editing and sound design is marvelous and the collaborative storytelling is purposeful and enchanting. I'm so happy to be a part of this project and I enjoy listening to the podcast as a fan as well.

No further review needed. Give it a listen, you’ll thank me later.

It is very good. I still don’t quite understand - and at this point I refuse to learn! - the game aspect, so you don’t have to get that to enjoy it. It’s got elements of fantasy, dystopia, mystery, and even some Sanderson-style leadership lessons sprinkled in. Also robots and rock climbing and moon rocks. Also there are some very funny parts. It’s got a lot of things, so if you like any of the above, give it a try. It would probably be a great road trip listen now that there are a lot of episodes.

Can you imagine a world where technology has passed into myths, legends, and monsters? Where humans have retreated back into insulated colonies, and are afraid of why goes bump in the night? Do you yearn for the simple times and stories of a post-technology society? These are all great questions and you should colors them with this podcast! The crew are all passionate and talented and the game play is consistent without breaking the immersion. Learn to love AP again with A Knight of Shreds and Patches!

The characters and the cast that play them are amazing in everything they do. You'll laugh, you'll cry (I have), and if you join the discord you'll meet some amazing people. With fantastic editing, great GMing, and wonderful RPing this is one of my favorite podcasts to listen to.

This podcast has an incredible cast and editor. The story is engaging, captivating, and entertaining. This is one you will want to listen to on release every episode. 10/10 would recommend.

The crew behind A Knight of Shreds and Patches are well seasoned in the Actual Play podcast space, but they take the storytelling to another level in this beautifully edited collaborative story. Every minute of every episode is tightly focused to tell the story that they want to tell. The game mechanics never bog things down, but the dice still take the story in interesting directions and sometimes surprise the players too. Excellent podcast with a great story to tell!

This show is so obviously a labor of love for all the creators involved, the editing and sound design is amazing. It one of the best produced and well told stories on the market, if your sleeping on this show you absolutely need to give it a chance.

This show has some of the best editing and cast I have ever seen in my entire life. You can tell that this is a project that everyone involved is passionate about. The performances are genuine, the audio quality is top notch, and the story is mesmerizing. THERE'S A GIANT ROBOT! If you want an RPG Actual Play with Audio Drama sensibilities and attention to story telling, Akosap is right for you.

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Everything in AKoSaP feels intentional, thought out, and purposeful. The shows core cast of characters portray a motley band building towards a found family in challenging times. The production is incredibly immersive and leaves me hungering for the answers to the questions it so cleverly dangles. It is exceedingly impressive that I have to remind myself this is an actual play and not a radio drama.

What do you get when you put experienced tabletop RPG podcasters, trained actors, experienced world builders, and a post-apocalyptic sci-fi aesthetic in a blender? A really good show. Everything about this show speaks to the years of experience of podcast production and storytelling in the cast. The production values are spot on, the insticts for improvisation and scene building are great, and the world itself feels alive. Even the character introductions are done in a slow, measured way that gives the audience a chance to build up the knowledge of the characters and familiarity with the actors' voices so you aren't overwhelmed at any point, all while building the world step by step. It's a great show, masterfully done.