The Radio Station is a Japanese psychological horror game. It gives the player an atmospheric, photo-realistic graphics intensifies the horror experience. This game is primarily a "walking simulator" genre with puzzle-solving elements.
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Full Review Definitely Chilla's Arts Second best game so far. My favorite of his is still Hanoko for the variety of enemies, exploration, graphics and overall design. Pros: +Top notch voice acting +Excellent atmosphere & mood. Better than all other Chilla's games +The world feels spread out. Like a mini-free roam world. Not too large but perfect size for a horror game. +The presentation of the story is phenomenal. The sense of dread is everywhere. +You feel there has been a great tragedy. It isn't present, but the feeling of emptiness is there until you uncover the mystery of the situation Cons: -Graphics are a bit dated, but also helps drives the mood of the empty and desolate atmosphere -Sometimes the driving glitches but that only happened once with me. *There is a moment where your car stops and you think you need to quit the game but it's actually part of the story and you n
Curator page here--> DaRevieweD #147 <-- New review every Weekend "A Late Night Caller-!!" https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2641672643 Here's The Thing: You are Haruo Onikawa, brother to a DJ at the radio station who died from an apparent suicide. What’s so surreal is they had just spoke recently; everything seemed fine and the latter was expressing his love for the gig. The owner lends Haruo a key to the station in order to collect the deceased’s personal effects and this is how it went~ [+] PROS; :) DEATH IS ON THE AIR! The walking sim style gameplay returns with all of its glory! If you’ve played a Chilla’s Art (CA) before then you should be well acquainted; explore, pick up an item, figure out where it’s to be used and feel utterly paranoid as time goes by. The biggest addition, however, would be the driving mechanics to throttle between a few places marked
After what feels like 5 weak to mediocre releases in a row, I'm slowly just accepting the fact that Convenience Store/Inunaki Tunnel was their creative peak and I'm just giving up on Chilla's Art. Every time the exact same weak atmosphere, busy work, mostly generic ghost story and the same 25 assets - you can literally see how the pressure of regular releases and Patreon is causing the creative death of an actually cool team. I guess this is still fine for horror newcomers, but someone who reviews and presents every release has been bored with it for years - especially since horror can be one of the most creative genres out there, this just feels hugely disappointing. Technically and mechanically most of it is fine, but creatively we have the 500th key search and weak puzzles, extremely predictable scares and a boring story. While it's "okay" throughout, that's also its biggest weaknes
( Chilla games enthusiast review ) I feel like this game is technically/code wise a step up from previous entries and its cool to see Chilla games implement new features like the driving mechanics . They even included some parts to the driving it seems people thought was a bug but if you have a look around you'll find out :) . I feel like the horror aspects have taken a backseat a little bit to the experimental nature of the games design . Its quite a different experience and its more of a having a lil look around and exploring than explicit horror . The audio tapes were a nice change and being in a dark room listening to them added a lot of tension . I do feel like they could have added More interaction surrounding the tapes , there was only a few moments during the 7 tapes were i felt like i needed to have a look around ( hearing / seeing things ) . On my first ending i got ending 1
This was great!!! Some of the scares were definitely unexpected but well placed, and some of the puzzles were neat (loved the uv light element on a few of them). Now, I am not a fan of driving the van. I can drive a standard and an automatic, but I can't seem to drive a WASD (LOL). Overall, still loved the game and it's scares. Landed on Ending number 3 (not a good ending!) and will probably go back to see if I can get different endings. Here's some gameplay: https://youtu.be/zPgvz1Og2MM
Driving too difficult, couldn't go nowhere, it took me so long to go to different places so I just gave up, also I think 3 endings for this game is a little too much. 3/10
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