Killer Frequency

10/10 game for a first play 2/10 game for trophy hunting Killer Frequency is a super fun game. It has some geniunely challenging puzzles and nail-biting decisions, mixed with a soundtrack that--while I don't hate--I wouldn't listen to on my own to be honest. Killer Frequency went from an interesting game with mediocre voice acting and visuals in it's demo phase to one of the most well polished, atmospheric horror games of all time. The dialogue between Forrest and Peggy feels genuine, can't say the same about the other characters who unfortunately insist on themselves too much. Probably around ninety percent of the gameplay is in the radio booth, so it's imparative that said booth is well polished, and generally nice to look at. And when I say it delivers, understatement of the year. The plot of Killer Frequency and the exposition and delivery thereof is a genuinely intriguing concept that--in my opinion--was much improved by the full game and fixes most of the gripes I had with the demo version. It has great value for someone looking for a chill, atmospheric, adventure puzzle horror game. It has around five or six hours of playtime packed in depending on how slow you take it, with my best playthrough being just over three hours and fourty-five minutes. Unfortunately, because of the lack of chapter select or really any way to move through the game without using the only three avalible save slots, there really isn't an effective way to trophy hunt other than playing through the game's incredibly slow-paced story. Especially so considering you can't skip dialogue or story. To 100% all achievements, the game requires around three or four playthroughs at the very least because of the alternate ending that requires a completely different playstyle. I'm sure you could optimize the achievements to get in two playthroughs using a guide, but that just seems like cheating, especially for someone who hasn't played the game before and is going in blind, it just seems like a huge spoiler. Absolutely recommend the game, especially if it's on sale. But keep in mind that you're either gonna spoil the game for yourself or spend upwards of twelve hours of playtime to get all of the achievements.

This game and its plot are everything I didn't know I wanted!! Even my Twitch chat was hooked!

This is a wonderful game, that's fun, scary exciting, absolutely filled with love from the devs and doesn't overstay it's welcome. It has on glaring issue though, on which I will comment, as all the other positive aspects of the game (which btw GREATLY overshadow this on issue) have already been talked about plenty in the other reviews. The one issue is: This game hasn't got a clear tone. In one moment, the situation is incredibly serious and the caller is literally screaming (which btw sounds great because of the great voice acting and sound in general) and there are literally some of the grossest slashing and bloody sounds you've ever heard, and then all of the sudden the protagonist just switches to normal radio talk. Like for example, somebody is calling, literally getting attacked by the serial killer and you have to find some document somewhere and before you get the documents and during you searching for them you turn on some music for the listeners while the caller is literally getting attacked by the serial killer and is very close to death. Like, what the hell? And every time the protagonist greets a caller, he greets them with the usual radio talk while they're literally the stand in line for 911. These moments are really off-putting - at least they were for me. In the end, Killer Frequency is still a really fun and cool game, which you should definitely buy and play.

slaps. Amazing

Fun game with an amazing soundtrack and story.

The game has beautiful visuals and a very interesting story and characters, each with their differing and unique personalities, that keeps you thirsting for more. 10/10 definitely would recommend. The puzzles aren't insanely hard which makes the game even more enjoyable :)

It's a fun slasher/horror storytelling game with a great 80s ambiance. You play radio-host, you solve puzzles and throw balls of paper in a hoop. I highly recommend, I enjoyed it a lot.