
Explore the inner workings of deserted factories in search of data cassettes that contain boundless virtual worlds. Collect more tapes and explore more worlds and you'll soon discover new methods of traversal and control that will take you farther than you'd ever expect.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Will be removed Soon https://twitter.com/owendeery/status/1765032553147245010 get it Here on Steam or PS4 or for free, when visit the Twitter Post from the Developer.
Very nice game! Will be removed soon sadly...
Puzzles consist more of "Find the thing" instead of figuring something out and being clever.Boring and irritating.
A beautiful game through a series of strange environments. I played through it a few years ago and favorited it, because I loved the experience. According to the Polygon article "Warner Bros. is now erasing games as it plans to delist Adult Swim-published titles", this game is at risk of being deleted by WB for inscrutable business reasons. In response, the developer Owen Deery has kindly made this game free on his website. Mr Deery seems cool. I guess I have to find his work though a different platform.
I was pretty upset to hear this game is going to be removed from Steam soon. The developer has made the base game free to download via their website, and you can still purchase the OST directly. This was a very interesting game that in my opinion worked a bit like a puzzle/hidden object hybrid. The game doesn't take long to complete, and has a very nice soundtrack to go with it.
Wacky lil indie with trippy experiences and fun lil puzzles. Nice music too. But be warned, the game won't run above 720p. It kinda adds to the aesthetic the game is going for tho.
Small Radios Big Televisions is a simple puzzle game where you find tapes to progress. There are 5 levels in total and they are all really short. The world is beautiful and the soundtrack is so pleasing as well. This game really isn't too hard and can be played by anyone. Definitely recommended!
First of all, I make a point not to judge a puzzle game by its difficulty. Sure, it's a part of the experience, but it isn't part of the "quality", if that makes any sense. Difficulty is a matter of opinion and desire. The puzzles here were...doable for my depressed and brain fogged brain to handle. But I get the impression that the puzzles aren't really the draw here anyway. It's more about the aesthetics, the music, the...okay, well maybe the "plot" isn't so much a plot as it is a message but it has some meaning and its something to think about. And over all, I think I like it. So yeah, worth a play. I hundo'd it in maybe two hours tops despite my maladies. With that out of the way, I have this to say: Dear [strike]Zsasz[/strike]Zaslav, why exactly can't this game be handed to, say, its original author instead of being delisted? I heard it said you couldn't do that, but I also heard that Steam makes it super easy to do. So, are you just being lazy or is it a lack of mental ability that keeps you from practicing good ethics and respect for the arts you claim to sell? Eh, Warner [strike]Bruhs[/strike]Bros? Edit (5/9/2024): I just saw an article and tweet that said that this game will not be retired and ownership and store listings will be returned to Owen Deery. Nice. Hopefully the same will be done for the other games.
Achei bem paia, apesar da proposta interessante a execução não foi das melhores.
I actually forgot what this game was about. I played it years ago. I don't remember it being bad though
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