Not For Broadcast

个人觉得没有网上说的那么好玩，固然大量真人素材的拍摄和导播工作体验很新颖，但是完全就是牛马打工模拟器，好累，玩完之后只感觉好累。1.作为某种意义上的文游进度太慢而且无法跳过快进，我打第一个结局就要8个小时不敢想打完14个要多久。2.操作系统用中文，难道语音就不可以英文了吗，这8个小时声音完全对不上口型而且这种译制片一样的腔调好难受。3.脏话带妈也太多了，好荒诞，玩过好几个这种类型的游戏这是第一个让我觉得荒谬地不耐烦了

太喜欢国家晚间新闻三人组了，尤其是杰里米 另外绿白上625老师写的同人特别好，推荐打完主线看看别的结局然后再去看。! 说实话有个结局看得人真的很心痛 玩完也是马不停蹄去买了dlc，时间循环真的特别棒！玩的时候一直在笑哈哈哈哈哈哈太有意思了

I almost refunded this game partway through my first playthrough, as it seemed it was taking a strange political turn. I'm so glad I didn't. Not only is it a really well done story and message, but the gameplay is really entertaining. The different difficulties have been pretty well designed, and for someone who enjoys video editing the live cutting mechanic turns what could have been an already well designed visual novel into a really fun experience. If you like games where you're the guy at the desk, this is one of those.

It was more content heavy than I expected. funny too. Definitely worth the buy.

狗屎一样的存档点，谜一样的游戏提示，错一次半小时白玩

It feels like they couldn't commit to the bad guys being right or left wing (when imo the choice is obvious) and decided to blend it up despite it making the bad guy corp look less corrupt, which maybe was the point? But the resistance says they regret the wealthy loosing their wealth multiple times. The resist group saying "you know not all the rich are evil" when all that happened to them was loosing their insane wealth to give to the poor, next to mandated gov ID cards, and nuclear war on their part, felt really out of touch. Especially in current year lol. If it's supposed to be commentating on real world facist take overs, why was one of the governments "evil ploys" eliminating billionaires to end homelessness? :') 'nooooo not all rich ppl are bad!! They're not hoarding wealth and eliminating the middle class with crazy policies, they deserve that money they'll never spend!' Thats my one big ick from the game. The gameplay was unique and fun, even though I hated a lot of the gimmick broadcast interruptions, they didn't ruin the experience. The actors all did great and I love the media blending of live action and game.

A Clever Concept That Wears Thin Too Quickly Not For Broadcast starts with a genuinely brilliant idea: putting you in the control room of a live TV broadcast, juggling camera feeds, censoring inappropriate content, managing audio, and trying to keep everything from falling apart in real time. It’s chaotic, original, and immediately engaging. Unfortunately, that initial spark doesn’t last. At first, the gameplay feels fresh and intense. You’re constantly switching cameras, bleeping out swear words, fixing signal issues, and reacting under pressure. But after a few segments, the novelty fades. The mechanics don’t evolve enough, and what once felt dynamic quickly becomes repetitive. Instead of building on its core systems, the game leans on doing the same tasks over and over with only slight variations. The story, which revolves around politics, media manipulation, and authoritarianism, has strong potential but struggles with consistency. It tries to balance satire with serious commentary, but the tone often feels uneven. Some moments are genuinely clever, while others come across as heavy-handed or overly drawn out. The branching choices are a nice idea, but their impact doesn’t always feel as meaningful as it should. Pacing is another issue. There’s a lot of downtime between broadcasts, and these sections can drag, breaking the tension that the gameplay tries to build. The live segments are the highlight, but they’re spaced out in a way that hurts the overall flow of the experience. Technically, the game can also be rough. Managing multiple inputs can feel clunky, the interface isn’t always intuitive, and small frustrations — like missing cues or unclear feedback — add up over time. What should feel like controlled chaos sometimes just feels messy. Not For Broadcast deserves credit for its originality and ambition. It’s not often you see a game attempt something this different. But beyond the concept, it struggles to stay engaging, relying too much on repetition and not enough on meaningful evolution. In the end, it’s a game that makes a strong first impression but doesn’t have the depth to sustain it — a clever idea that never fully becomes a great experience.

A very fun, what I would call FNAF-esq, game about media bias, extremism, etc. Characters are mostly well written, and the acting is pretty good too. The gameplay can be really unforgiving sometimes though, and can distract from the stuff on screen. Without spoiling, the game's politics are unabashedly centrist, but that's fine, if a little preachy. Overall, 8.5/10, quite a fun game.

я пока прошла не на все концовки, но эта игра однозначно хаеп !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The gameplay loop is very simple and essentially just consists of clicking when its "green". It tries to create difficulty just by overloading you with tasks. The story is, for me personally (!), too goofy to really get me engaged.