Popular Reviews of NORA

The Black Tapes cast a long shadow over indie audio dramas which has led to tedious follow-the-leader overuse of found footage tropes. And then NORA comes along and it's genre savvy and smarter about these tropes in a way that breathes new life into the genre. Even better, the characterization for the detective is genuinely great, like a cross between Marge Gunderson and Benoit Blanc, and the script is so very elegant in unfolding that.

Eerie. Surreal. Spine-tingling… put aside every other “ok-ish” audio drama. The story line, voice acting, sound track, sound effects, plot… off-the-charts. Top-quality work.

I really liked the premise of this podcast! The acting, music, art and overall idea of it are great. I don't think I fully understood the last two episodes but maybe I just have to listen again.

I was really hoping I'd enjoy this - and for a bit there, I was fully hooked and invested - however, the last two episodes were incredibly disappointing. It's a pity because the story was intriguing and I quite liked the voice actors.

A great setting and idea in the core of a story. Characters get less and less believable despite nice acting and good production. Plot just unravels from under explore urban myth into a big cult/occult world shattering reality, which sometimes work, but not this time.

This podcast is a good one. I’ve enjoyed each episode. The voice acting is good. It is well worth you ear time.

I hate to report that this seems to be a dead podcast as it ends without warning more than two years ago (not at a season break). Which is such a tragedy because the 7 episode's that were released were incredible! Like, if Arden were a horror podcast. Also the theme song is unbelievable. So crushed it didn't finish!

Very well written