Killer Frequency is a first-person horror adventure that puts you in the shoes of Forrest Nash, a late-night radio host whose callers are being stalked by a mysterious killer. Solve puzzles, save lives and run the switchboards, all while listening to a jukebox of retro ‘80s tunes!
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fun radio host killer mystery deal - gets at least a little bit scary sometimes! i wish these dudes were more invested in putting on a good radio show tho, way too much dead air!
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Killer frequency fun. You get all the 80s cheese and tropes you could ask for. While the story was pretty basic and i wasn't super invested in the main mystery. I was excited to solve the puzzles to help the people survive. I don't know about replay ability but that's with most interactive narrative games.
A short, fun mystery game. You answer calls in place of 911 and you try to direct the callers from the killer...or not depending on the achievement. Gameplay is fun, I've already mentioned the calls but there is some light puzzle solving like getting the elevator back up or reading important documents to tell you what to do/call, but it's not frustrating. I highly recommend this game if you've got an afternoon to waste.
Definitely underrated. The Radio show host simulator along with the creepy story makes it incredibly fun to play start to finish.
Oh, man was this game good. I love the mechanics, i love the story, i love the pacing and mystery. In my humble opinion it is a must play. Story keeps you at the edge of your seat. Mystery is really good and it gets really creepy at some points. You get attached to main characters, and choices you have are meaningful. Music and audio design is spot on. It get's that radio host vibe from 80s and 90s, as well as slasher movies vibe. It does really well what it set out to do. I really liked this game, and you should go ahead and play it, because you will have fun.