Killer Frequency

6.4/10

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Overall: A very cool storytelling game. + Deep lore and very interactive, things go based on your choices made. + Little to no jumpscares, as it focuses on the creepy ambience and a few scaring noises. - The only problem is that there are no speed-ups, which is tedious for unlocking all achievements. - Worth for a playthrough, maybe still fine for a completely opposite ending, but 2 are all you ever wanted to play.

I haven't finished the game yet, but i have to talk about this, this game will be probably one of my favorite horror games because it does something that my other favorite horror game does called "do you copy". It's an extremely short game compared to this one (you can complete it in 15 minutes and it's free i think) and all that you do through that game is guide a traveler to safety. There is something unnervingly chilling about games where you don't see scary stuff but you can only hear it. I recommend turning off the subtitles for this one and just try listening into every dialogue, it's a different experience, the game is not very scary but it portrayed the atmosphere and the vibe i felt in do you copy very well, they are very different games but because they decide to scare you in the same way i can't unsee the similarities, this game is an amazing experience because your mind starts picturing everything you hear and most of the time it will likely be even worse to what's really happening because that's sort of how our brain works. I definitely recommend it if you want to play something creepy for a day or two.

geral sendo perseguido pelo assobiador e o ponty só querendo vender a pizza dele

[b]My score: 8/10 ⭐ TL;DR:[/b] A very well-made interactive thriller with strong retro-80s vibes, excellent voice acting, and meaningful choices. [h2]Overview[/h2] I love everything even remotely “retrowave-y” / “vaporwave-y” / 80s-90s-inspired, and this game absolutely nails that aesthetic with its pink-and-blue neon palette, pristine vintage tech, soundtrack, and overall atmosphere, so I may be a bit biased. Objectively speaking, though, it’s also a very well-written murder mystery taking place over the course of a single night in a single location. You manage a radio station while searching for clues, talking with callers, and trying to help them survive a masked serial killer stalking the town. The core idea is fun and well executed. Your choices often feel impactful and meaningful (even though [spoiler]sometimes the game is just very good at making you think they are[/spoiler]), the characters are memorable and well written, and there’s also a fair amount of genuinely funny humor sprinkled throughout the experience. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3701553681 [i][b]Image:[/b] you can pick up and move around a surprising variety of objects — useful if you want to hoard every possible clue (or every mug you can find...) near your radio console.[/i] [h2]One Strength / One Weakness[/h2] ✔️ [b]Strength:[/b] The voice acting is genuinely some of the best I’ve ever heard in a videogame. ✖️ [b]Weakness:[/b] A handful of choices follow a slightly annoying “too obvious = wrong” logic, where the most sensible option occasionally turns out to be incorrect in favor of a more absurd one. [h2]Key Points[/h2] [*][h3]DIFFICULTY:[/h3] It’s all about finding the right clues and acting accordingly. There is no combat. [*][h3]PRESENTATION:[/h3] Very clean aesthetic, absolutely banger soundtrack. [*][h3]STORY:[/h3] Extremely story-driven, and thankfully the murder mystery itself is quite engaging despite being fairly classic in structure. [*][h3]GAMEPLAY/GAMEPLAY LOOP:[/h3] Interacting with the environment, gathering clues, answering calls, and making choices is pretty much all you’ll do mechanically. The real highlights are the story and the characters. [*][h3]TECHNICAL POLISH:[/h3] I only encountered one tiny glitch involving the microphone on the console, but it had no impact on gameplay. The game also includes an option to reset every displaced object to its original position, which is useful in case you lose track of something important. [*][h3]MONEYxCONTENT VALUE:[/h3] At least two playthroughs are needed for all achievements — three if you’re playing blind, which I highly recommend. Unfortunately, given the nature of the game (for example, you can never really “un-know” who the killer is), I don’t think $25 is entirely fair. Around $15 would feel much more reasonable, so I’d suggest waiting for a discount. [/list]

Muito legal mesmo, a vibe é de estar dentro de um filme de terror da época, me diverti bastante e me senti bem imerso com a ambientação toda.