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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Scawy
Definetely scarier than other Chilla's art games. The darkness just makes it too damn uncomfortable.
It's good tho', a lot of searching and finding but it's great!
It's good tho', a lot of searching and finding but it's great!
Pretty standard Chilla's Art stuff. Probably better than The Convenience Store but is a big let down following The Closing Shift.
He is very interesting, despite not being in the top of Chilla's games, he has very interesting ideas, I liked the story and the atmosphere, but the gameplay of the car ended up being a part that could have been more polished, but I liked the idea of making a map a little bigger than usual helped to create the atmosphere. Anyway, another good Japanese horror game to play at dawn.
Fucking impossible to drive that car.
Compared to the Convenience Store, the Radio Station is a major let down. The driving pads the game out way longer than it needs to be, as well as the game just being vague on what you even need to do. The biggest shame though is how not scary the game is. Multiple times we laughed at moments that should have been scary or even didn't realize something scary was going on.