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Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic66IGDB62
Explore the inner workings of deserted factories in search of data cassettes that contain boundless virtual worlds. Collect more tapes and explore more worlds and you'll soon discover new methods of traversal and control that will take you farther than you'd ever expect.
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Nostalgic, cool, cosy and cryptic.
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DestructoidRaymond PorrecaNov 20168.5/10Despite its brisk pace and sparse storytelling, Small Radios Big Televisions manages to feel like a complete handcrafted package. The game shines when you're weaving between corridors and virtual worlds hunting for keys to a mystery among forgotten places and glitchy spaces. Like any great mixtape, Small Radios is packed with moments worth remembering, even if feels like it should be just one song longer.
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GameSkinnyTimothy J. RalstonNov 20169/10 starsAdult Swim had made some fantastic games in the past, but nothing can even compare to Small Radios Big Television!
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DualShockersTyler FischerNov 20168/10As someone who has ADD, it's difficult for me to concentrate on a game for even 30 minutes — yet, Small Radios Big Televisions plucked me out of reality and dropped me into its world for two hours. I never once looked away when playing it — something that has only happened to me one other time. It was upon that realization, that I knew Fire Face had created something unique and special in an industry deprived of originality.
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PlayStation LifeStyleTyler TreeseNov 20163/10I spent every minute in Small Radios Big Televisions waiting for it to become enjoyable, and then before I knew it the credits had hit. There was no magic moment where everything clicked, nor did the worlds I was viewing ever become something more than just a cool visual. This may be an audiovisual treat, but there's absolutely no substance backing it up.
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We Got This CoveredEric HallNov 20162/5 starsSmall Radios Big Televisions has visual style to spare, but the lack of depth in both narrative and gameplay make this oddball experience worth skipping.
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IGDB rating 6.2/10 from 13 ratings.
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