
Uncover the lives, losses, and stories of two musicians from opposite sides of the tracks as they become superstars, fall in love and fall apart in this 90s narrative puzzle game.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Really adored this game! Whenever characters sing in games I often get paralysed by cringe, but somehow Riley & Rochelle avoids it entirely - the music is just so incredibly well done! The writing and voice acting is solid, too, as is the puzzle aspect of the game. I ended up really caring for everyone, despite the relatively short runtime, and though I can only make myself play through two of the endings (iykyk), I found both very lovely. All in all a great (and hard-to-put-down) experience!
Riley and Rochelle is a great investigation game with life and character. In this game, you are sorting out events in the lives of the two titular stars by date. You need to listen to audio, read records, and use a search engine to place events by date. Each chapter is an era, and you can use lots of clues like “it’s a Tuesday and the 11th of the month” solve it. I love following the story. The development, rise, fall, and resolution of each character’s arc draws you in enough to want to know more, and they feel like complete personalities. I recommend this for any investigation fans, especially if you are into music as well!
Decent deduction game, good soundtrack. Felt it went on a bit too long for me with not a lot interesting happening in the story though. A cautious recommend.
Riley and Rochelle is a fun investigative game where you analyse the clues coming from the lives of 2 90s musicians as they navigate their lives through early career, stardom and the inevitable rocky times. Great voice acting from a varied cast of characters bring the scenes to life
Lovely game with an evocative story told through music and in-universe documents. It's not an intense experience but nice to play over a rainy day. The soundtrack is great!
Another solid deduction game from Tim Sheinman.
Loved playing this game. The mechanics of the actual gameplay are fantastic, the writing is gripping and hilarious at times, and the music is truly outstanding. A real jewel of an indie game highly recommended from me!
Great detective/puzzle game with original songs that WILL get stuck in your head (recommend buying the soundtrack), plus what I think is a dig at 90s Canadian late-night host Mike Bullard, which I appreciate!
Really great evolution from Rivals, much longer and really engaging. Really the peak of Owlskip in my view - I hope that the team are able to come back to the audio-based mysteries soon!
Another cool story driven puzzle from Owlskip.
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