Mbembe Radio

虚無 達成感もない 駆けずり回った挙句「よくがんばりました」 最初から最後まで特になにもない雰囲気だけのゲーム

ローポリで描かれる懐かしい昭和風景やキャラデザが良い。 しっかり雰囲気が怖かったです！

[h1]A Playable Creepypasta Pastiche[/h1] As far as I'm aware, [b]Mbembe Radio[/b] isn't itself based on any one particular existing creepypasta, but it features many aspects that are typical of this genre of short-form internet horror fiction. The dreamlike and infinitely repeating areas between the student's school and home are reminiscent of creepypastas like [i]Dream School[/i] or 2channel stories such as [i]Kisaragi Station[/i] (though, admittedly, not quite as interesting). The radio broadcast and core of the game itself resembles the Russian [i]Blue Whale Challenge[/i] and it's complete with children who suddenly go "missing." It's a fun and rather short game that requires multiple playthroughs to appreciate. After all, you can play the game in the radio broadcast, start playing it midway, or refuse to play it. Your choice will determine your ending. The game is quite buggy (interactions can often stack - especially if you're triggering them quickly - leading to odd problems, sometimes mouse look will get disabled if interacting many times with the 'detour' door in quick succession, and sometimes controls altogether will stop working - in my case, after finding the blue button and then quickly interacting with the radio), but it's mostly fine outside of 'E' (interact) button presses. The quality of the 3D assets in the game varies wildly and some are quite good and others are stock or very simple. It creates a muddied/mixed aesthetic that isn't quite as good as games from Chilla's Art or many of the other higher quality developers that produce similar J-Horror titles. Despite these criticisms, it's fun to play and will surely be better once the dev patches out some of the more obvious issues and bugs.