Reviewers Liked
- Mechanical interplay between platforming and music is mesmerizing
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Path forward is occasionally unclear
Inside My Radio
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Expert reviews and ratings
Playing Inside My Radio feels like a blending of minimalist-platformer 140 and roguelike rhythm-game Crypt of the Necrodancer; you'll need to perform jumps, dashes, and other maneuvers to the beat of the soundtrack to save the boombox from destruction....
By gotgame.com onInside My Radio never quite reaches the synergetic highs of its most obvious peer, Sound Shapes, but it's still an entrancing experience. Although the main campaign is very short (it takes less than two hours to complete), the Time Attack mode adds legs to the game for those who wish to truly master the game's levels. If you're wanting a game that is perfect for a chill evening where you want to relax with music and a video game, Inside My Radio is worth a spin.
By GameSpot onTime to bring the beat back Inside My Radio presents you with one mission, and that mission is to fix a dying boombox by rescuing the beat. You play a tiny green LED mysteriously trapped inside the boombox and you must work your way through its innards...
By Hooked Gamers onInside My Radio est un jeu d'un nouveau genre mixant l'art de la plateforme mais aussi de la musique et du rythme. On trouve derrière ce soft si particulier le studio Français Seaven Studio basé à Lille. Mais quel est donc le verdict de ce mélange des...
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