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About This Game Descend into abandoned factories in search of lost cassette tapes that hold boundless virtual worlds. Explore, manipulate, and distort the tapes to make them reveal their secrets. Solve mechanical puzzles and map the winding halls of these empty monoliths. Will you be able to find the way out, or what has happened?Key FeaturesCollect: More than 30 different tapes and distorted versions to explore.Listen: Distinctive soundtrack that changes along with each tape that is warped.Search: Find items within the tapes to help you continue on your journey. 1075eedd30 Title: Small Radios Big TelevisionsGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Fire Face CorporationPublisher:Adult Swim GamesRelease Date: 8 Nov, 2016 Small Radios Big Televisions Download Uptodown small radios big televisions ending. small radios big televisions. small radios big televisions ost. small radios big televisions test. small radios big televisions see it all. small radios big televisions trophy guide. small radios big televisions steam. small radios big televisions stream. small radios big televisions trailer. small radios big televisions stream tape. small radios big televisions review. small radios big televisions guide. small radios big televisions trophy guide and roadmap. small radios big televisions metacritic. small radios big televisions roadmap. small radios big televisions lenses. small radios big televisions soundtrack. small radios big televisions gameplay. small radios big televisions let's play. small radios big televisions hltb. small radios big televisions ps4. small radios big televisions ps4 trophies. small radios big televisions walkthrough. small radios big televisions ps4 review. small radios big televisions coast A short, pretty, creative, puzzle game that feels kind of like a fever dream. Like something you'd see on the Adult Swim show "Off the Air". The music and scenery are really interesting, and the story line, if you can call it that, is pretty interesting.Unrelated, I think this game would benefit a ton from being Vive compatible. It almost feels like it was built to be in VR. Regardless, it's still worth a play on the flat screen.Puzzles aren't anything difficult or mindbending. I was never really stumped, but my time in-game was enjoyable.Took me about 2.5 hours exactly to play through, and there really isn't much incentive to go through again aside from a few collectibles that I'm not even sure change anything in the storyline. Regardless, it's worth a play if the price is right.. A pleasant small point-and-click game, not very hard. A couple clever ideas, and a couple unfortunately obtuse ideas, but still not hard. I love the music and the environments. I feel like I could spend hours just listening to a tape repeat.. Small Radios Big Televisions is a small point and click game with a super good low poly art style and some nice music. The most of the time pretty smooth but it misses some animations and has sometimes too much backtracking. Overall it's pretty good but it's probably the best to wait for a sale.7/10 :). Dream-like puzzle game. Great visuals and music.. This is a playable acid trip. I do not have any experience with drugs, but some parts of this game are exactly how I envision halluzinogenic drugs. In between, it is an easy point and click puzzle game. Nicely put together, lovingly crafted, well presented and combined with an unusual, but nevertheless perfect soundtrack. Unfortunately far too expensive for what it is, but worth playing.Follow my curator at https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28337205-Fair-Minded-Witness/. Small Radios Big Televisions works like this. Each level is shaped like a different geometric shape, and each side has a bunch of doors. The player must enter these doors to find a bunch of rooms, cog and key puzzles, all in the hopes of unlocking more sides to the geometric building. To move to the next level, the player must uncover all sides of the geometric shape. Each level has a unique gimmick, and all use tapes as a main gameplay feature. You find them in many places during the game, and when you use one, you will be transported to a small "pocket dimension". There is also a way to alter these "pocket dimensions", which acts as a nice little puzzle mechanic.The artstyle is nice, clean and I'm a sucker for factory-like aesthetics. The music is psychedelic, and it's a nice way to spend your time.The problem stems from a bunch of different problems I had.First, the nitpicky side of me noticed how you can almost never get a proper volume setting that doesn't make the music sound too loud or quiet. Indoor areas are really quiet, but the outdoors can blast my eardrums.Second, the game is VERY short. Within only a bit over half an hour, I had already beaten two of the game's five factories.Third (and most important), as nice as the game is presented, it's VERY difficult to nagivate. You are given a map, but when the game is almost entirely side view 2.5D and the map is top-down 2D, the feature might as well not even be there. Important gameplay elements aren't even visible on it either, so it's practically useless.The overabundance of doors and lack of any dignificant landmarks (aside from being able to close dead-end rooms' doors) makes navigation to the next location a huge hassle, and it's not all that exciting. The game is good if you want an artsy puzzler and you like getting lost within room after room. It's not if you don't like getting frustrated by samey puzzles and generally don't care much for artistic games.If you do plan on getting this, get it on sale. 12€ is a bit much for a game that can probably be beaten in under two hours.. interesting little puzzle game. backtracking can get annoying, but you still get through the game in the 1-2hr range. some cool imagery and theme.as far as a game goes, it's short, simple, and shallow. however, as an experience, it's pretty fun. recommend it if you can get it for cheap.. point and click puzzler

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