Small Radios Big Televisions

This is a pleasant little puzzler with some great artistic direction. The puzzles are a bit one-note but complicated enough to provide a good amount of challenge if that is what you are looking for. At just over two hours, you may want to wait for a sale before jumping on it, because I cannot envision that there is much replay value in this. Honestly, though, this is a situation where maybe you come for the puzzles but you stay for the strange and trippy vibes. The music and visuals are a real treat. Ironically, this would be a great game to watch while high on drugs, but the puzzles would be impossible under those circumstances. I assume, anyway.

a game that I think is great if you go into it with the right expectations I thought going in that it was a walking sim type thing, but its really more of a point and click, but it won me over this is a game best experienced not sober just because the atmosphere is immaculate, i got a lot out of it sober but it's obviously something best experienced when you're not sure where you are it's the video game equivalent of a mood piece, oozes atmosphere and everything even if its not mechanistically great, genuinely deserves buying just for the experience imo. a very singular type of game and experience

Actually really liked this puzzle game, more like hidden objects mostly but still. The only thing that was kind of questionable was the controls, but ultimately it wasn't that bad. I'd recommend it if you like the visuals and/or cassette tapes.

3.5/5 If you are a fan of point and click adventure games or even just basic puzzle games you'll likely really enjoy this game! In certain parts you feel like a rat trapped in a maze but I never felt lost in the maze. You won't get bogged down by putting items together randomly or finding an item that you don't understand. It's honestly very basic when it comes to the variety of items, yet it still tells a very interesting story about the value of nature and how technology has in some regard absorbed our entire society. Surprisingly deep for what I thought was just going to be a pretty basic stoner point and click. I highly recommend this one. A fun and trippy 2 hours worth having.

2-3 hours of gameplay. Trippy visuals, pretty great music but lackluster puzzles. Got it from a bundle and definitly feels like a filler game. I feel there whre a lot more that could have been done with the premise and mechanics and the last level feels like they ran out of time/funds/whatever because it's super short and basically have no puzzles. It's fine but I'm not sure I would buy it unless there where a discount.

Balinha Simulator

Awesome puzzle game

Small Radios Big Televisions is a simple hidden-object and puzzle game that makes for a fairly relaxing experience due to its low-pressure gameplay. Much of the game revolves around exploring environments, collecting tapes, and distorting them to reveal different versions of various scenes. Unfortunately, the controls could be frustrating at times. Some clickable areas felt slightly off, leading to accidental interactions, and certain actions, such as spinning wheels with a mouse, didn't always work smoothly. While I enjoyed the simplicity of the game, I never fully understood what the story was trying to convey. By the end, I was left wishing there was a bit more meaning behind the experience and a stronger narrative to tie everything together. If you're looking for something simple and easygoing, this could be a good choice. If you're hoping for a more memorable story or a deeper message, you may want to look elsewhere.

The least interesting thing I've played in a very long time.

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