My roommate, who I play Not For Broadcast with, said that if I write a review of this game and it gets 77 likes and 11 awards, she'll buy me new studio speakers. So I'll just leave this here. Help a gamer and producer : ))







The gameplay is easy to play. The button assignment can be freely assigned at any time and enables smooth operation. Visual aids such as directly visible reactions from the audience, as well as obstacles such as technical faults, are always different, but can also be configured independently as desired.
Technically, I can't say anything bad about Not For Broadcast, and I haven't noticed any bugs; the game hasn't crashed once so far.
Wonderfully conveys the impression of a responsible live situation, shows the influence of media reporting in both a positive and negative sense, is easy to use and impresses with its very good acting. This makes it a very good video game to me, thumbs up!

Don't know if I can even get through one play through. Its a FMV game where every video is a cringey chore to have to endure. Middle school level humor.

At first its an interesting game engine and set of mechanics. But even that becomes old hat and repetitive within a few hours. Click this button in time, click that button in time, move this lever in time. That’s it… Then its both boring gameplay and horrendous writing to slog through.

Well acted though. Can't blame the actors. They're doing well enough. Writing and direction is just not good. In a FMV game that matters more than probably anything else.

I'm sure the poop-fart \ dead baby joke level of writing in this will appeal to someone out there who will enjoy this game. Unfortunately I am not one of them. Just isn’t fun to me. Feels like a chore and a waste of time.

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