I bought this game a few weeks ago because I thought it'd be an interesting FMV during the Steam Sale, and haven't played it until now. I felt a compulsion to review this and also to take a break after just two hours. This was a lot of fun, and it's an energetic game.

This is just an incredible experience. I don't care as much for the, thankfully very short and brief, decision-making interludes, though in retrospect they are a great relaxer after the tenseness of the main gameplay as shown in the trailer - a few five minutes to come down after managing the broadcast for about a half hour. The main gameplay, the meat of this game, is fantastically executed, wonderfully acted, and fun to engage with.

It's FMV mixed with management not all that dissimilar from, say a Five Nights at Freddy's game, but with something actually stimulating to accompany it all, and not a "You die instantly and have to start all over." You screw up, you live with it, you adapt, you learn. If you're the perfectionist type, you can even just replay the smaller chunks, knowing now how they'll flow and what to expect. But it's also not so punishing that you must, you'll still get a great passing grade just from playing it the first time if you're trying to (but also, who says you don't want to be a little avante garde?)

This is great. Get it, play it.

I bought this game a few weeks ago because I thought it'd be an interesting FMV during the Steam Sale, and haven't played it until now. I felt a compulsion to review this and also to take a break after just two hours. This was a lot of fun, and it's an energetic game. This is just an incredible experience. I don't care as much for the, thankfully very short and brief, decision-making interludes, though in retrospect they are a great relaxer after the tenseness of the main gameplay as shown in the trailer - a few five minutes to come down after managing the broadcast for about a half hour. The main gameplay, the meat of this game, is fantastically executed, wonderfully acted, and fun to engage with. It's FMV mixed with management not all that dissimilar from, say a Five Nights at Freddy's game, but with something actually stimulating to accompany it all, and not a "You die instantly and have to start all over." You screw up, you live with it, you adapt, you learn. If you're the perfectionist type, you can even just replay the smaller chunks, knowing now how they'll flow and what to expect. But it's also not so punishing that you must, you'll still get a great passing grade just from playing it the first time if you're trying to (but also, who says you don't want to be a little avante garde?) This is great. Get it, play it.