For any RPG actual play fans—I made an IMDb for actual play shows

[t3db0t]

Hi all,

I recently put together something I had been thinking about doing for years: https://actualplay.world

It's basically an IMDB for RPG actual plays, so you can discover, review and follow AP shows and channels. Browsing by game is a major feature.

I'm currently working on proper game edition support so you can find specifically e.g. Pathfinder 2e vs 1e shows. I'd love to hear your feedback or ideas!

 

[aco175]

Anyone wondering, since I had to look it up. I heard of it before and thought it was something for movies, but did not know how to think about it in reference to a roleplaying game.

IMDB- Internet Movie Database.

 

[Eyes of Nine]

Hi all,

I recently put together something I had been thinking about doing for years: https://actualplay.world

It's basically an IMDB for RPG actual plays, so you can discover, review and follow AP shows and channels. Browsing by game is a major feature.

I'm currently working on proper game edition support so you can find specifically e.g. Pathfinder 2e vs 1e shows. I'd love to hear your feedback or ideas!

That's pretty cool! How will it get eyeballs on it?

 

[THE ATTIC]

Some inaccuracies in your site's introduction.

Today’s Actual-Plays (often abbreviated to “AP”) go back to 2008, when Penny Arcade partnered with Wizards of the Coast to record a podcast called Acquisitions Incorporated (although there was a group that recorded a DVD of people playing together in the same year).

The first Actual Play was 2003. (Which was made by me.)

The World's First Actual Play

The DVD-ROM you refer to (2008, Lovecraftian Tales at the Table) was also by me and features two full RPG campaigns (Masks of Nyarlathotep and Horror on the Orient Express). The original HotOE recordings are currently being re-released. You can even get the novelisation for free (The Express Diaries).

I'm simply posting this to make sure the history of this subject is correct. Great (and useful) idea for a web site!