Killer Frequency

I liked it, and for the most part it kept my attention. One small issue was that it got a bit repetitive at times, but I guess it's to be expected from this type of game where you work somewhere. Overall though, it was a fun little game which is good to buy on sale.

My first ever job was in a radio station, and honestly just existing in the KFAM studios feels cozy and familiar... Despite the 80's slasher unveiling around us. The studio is absolutely the star of the show. There's some tactile fun in dropping a record onto the turnstile, or clicking in a cassette. The next star is the town of Gallows Creek itself, brought to life by a colorful cast of characters calling in distress, (or just to get word out about the insane deals tonight only at P-P-Ponty's Pizza!) Gameplay is satisfying enough. Typically a caller will ring in as they're being stalked by "The Whistling Man", our slasher-movie antagonist. And it is our job to guide them to safety. There are lots of different forms this can take. For example early on we have a caller who needs to steal a car to escape the killer, we can use the books from the radio's weekend car-show to direct her to hotwire the lifesaving vehicle. The voice acting is top-notch, which is great because it's the only way we interact with characters at all. And the writing is clever: Even an off-hand remark or joke early on can end up actually being a piece of the puzzle all along. Overall this game is well worth your time and money.

Pretty good for a small team, nothing too extraordinary though

同样是重对话，为什么看火人的节奏就非常合适，这游戏配音演员是不是根本不知道故事发展就来配的音，这不是游戏节奏慢的问题，根本是分不清轻重缓急，草菅人命，玩的恼火

I really enjoyed the game but it's not worth full price.

It's a really fun and surprisingly intense game with a great mystery. I had a blast playing it.

[h2] ✅ 10/10 Recommend | 🎁 Gift this to Friends if on Sale! 🧡[/h2] I purchased [b] The Game [/b] on sale to stream and had an absolute blast. The story has twists and turns, fun little interactables for people who like to *tap tap* their mics, incredible music, appropriately "inappropriately" timed jokes, puns and eye rolls. Every under/over thought-out attempt at puzzle or clues was time well spent and many of the little things added to make the studio feel alive worked well for the length of the game. [h3]Pro tips for easy wins:[/h3] - Situate all mouse traps in front of doors.... [i]just in case. [/i] - Set fire extinguishers in the middle of rooms, [i]you never know. [/i] - Have mops on standby in major hallways to trip up would be trespassers. - Throw paper balls at Producer, after you reach your lucky number on trashcan shots. - Station ID yourself (top 3 soundboard buttons) for every call, song, break - as direct contention for advertisement warfare (honestly, do you want "a medium amount of good pizza" or "all-you-can-eat of pretty good pizza.") - INVESTIGATE Boss - 'Lunch for two' receipt found on desk in a normally locked and private office. SUSPECT ZERO! - Play through the game and just enjoy the hijinks! [h3]*Noticeables*[/h3] Neat Graphics: The shading outline around objects and the world, and how it makes them pop! - 10/10 Asset Control: Only allowing one vinyl to be pulled is so clever...kept me from losing all my records! - 10/10 Garlic Bread: Exists and is only at PONTY'S PIZZA! CALL 555-972-2789 TODAY for your PARTY PACKS! 10/10 Audio Trick: *tap tapping* your mics cause a compression in studio music, small, yet immersive 10/10 [b]Thanks for this![/b]