Small Radios Big Televisions

Small Radios Big Televisions is a short little "puzzler" that is worth the playthrough. I can't really say what kept me interested in it in hindsight, but I did enjoy it.

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This game took me about 90 minutes to complete. And yet I'm gonna keep it in my library right now because oh boy this is good. There's a quaint little story, some really good but intuitive puzzles and some of the best little 3D environments that like the game says, I almost don't want to leave. It feels serene, peaceful, and while a lot of people will knock the twelve dollar price tag for the time played, I think this one this little gem has a lot of polish. The tape mechanic is delightful and I wish it was expanded further but what it has is extremely good. The puzzles got me stumped here and there but for the most part I was able to figure them out pretty quickly. Your mileage may vary, but I think this one's a good time. There's only one problem with the game and that's that it runs on an uncapped framerate

Fun little diversion

Like someone stated in a guide... an acid trip of a game, but interesting enough, and relatively easy 100% achievos, downside is you may feel a bit nauseous playing it, it happens sometimes to me in some games, this was one of those, but props for making it, I felt proud getting the puzzles done on my own without checking any guide, a couple of them were a bit tough, had to thonk a bit.

4/10

Just skip.

The art is very pretty and the glitchy visuals are interesting, but the level design is confusing and it's easy to get lost. It's hard to stay interested, since the gameplay offers very little in return to completing the "puzzles". I've tried to play this game at least three times over the years, but every time I gave up after 30-something minutes because it's so frustrating.

This was very hard to get into. Despite the cute artsy indie look, you are left to wander seemingly meaningless rooms constantly and coming back to them repetitively because the map system is not instinctive at all. Puzzles are either too easy or you don't even get what you are supposed to look for. It's a bit sad that the game did not reach its full potential.

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.