This week's episode is brought to you by a Pixel Pulp video game, Moth Men 1966.

So I beat this game the other day.

It's really hard to tell you about it without spoiling stuff, but I was browsing through my steam achievements here at the end and thought I would let those tell you a little bit about the game.

Here are a couple. Make a really inaccurate drawing.

Solve the Winin's puzzle piece. Lose with 15 cards or less. Cry your heart out. Survive all

scripted attacks. See a winged creature. Die all possible deaths. It's good

stuff. Kind of like a Choose Your

Adventure Travel Cast story with some puzzles and card game thrown in. Check it out,

Mothman 1966. Find it on Steam, PlayStation, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch today. Hello and welcome to the Drabblecast, episode 461. The Drapylcast is an audio fiction magazine that brings strange stories by strange authors to strange listeners such as yourself.

I'm your host, Norm Sherman.

Start off with a little bit of news here for you folks.

We are open for submissions.

That's right, if you're a strange author, as mentioned in our tagline right there, and you've

got a strange story on your mind or even already on the paper, now is your time to let her

shine. You'll find our full submission guidelines on our website at

Drabblecast.org slash submissions.

But the gist of it is, we're looking for short stories under 4,000 words.

Drabbles, which as you know, our story is exactly 100 words and Twabbles, exactly 100 characters.

We're also looking for episode artists, so hit us up.

The address is submissions at drabl cast.org.

You don't need to submit a cover letter or anything like that, just attach it as a doc or

dock X or RTF.

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