Noise

[h1] Short adventure with some spookiness to it. Somewhat interesting as you explore but the farther you get it starts to become a bit daunting. Visuals are bearable and dialogs leave much to be desired. However there is some horror value so it might be worth checking out. Good luck with finding source of the noise. [/h1]

Can't remember how I got this game, but I only made it 15 minutes, with ten minutes of that scrolling the radio frequency to find the signal. If that's the gameplay loop, spare me. Had no problems booting up, was interested in the low tier graphics and such (still love Portal), but I'm not gonna mosey around trying to scroll aimlessly for a signal.

I played chapter 1 no problem. As soon as I went into the building to start chapter 2 the game somehow bypasses the fps limit I had in my gpu software so while some guy is yapping to me on the radio my gpu fans start making a racket as it's trying to do stupidly unnecessary frame rates. I haven't found a way to fix this and have given up.

Noise is a psychological horror experience developed by Talentplace and published by KishMish Games that blends exploration, suspense, and narrative mystery into a tense first-person adventure. The game revolves around a mysterious radio signal that draws the protagonist into an increasingly unsettling investigation. Set against the backdrop of a bleak, isolated environment inspired by late-Soviet settings, the story follows a man who begins receiving strange transmissions filled with static, fragmented voices, and cryptic messages. What initially seems like an unusual radio broadcast gradually reveals itself to be something far more disturbing, pulling the player into a narrative built around paranoia, isolation, and the creeping sense that something unnatural is lurking nearby. From the moment the game begins, it establishes a slow-burn atmosphere that emphasizes psychological tension rather than relying solely on traditional horror tropes. A defining feature of Noise is its unusual reliance on radio mechanics as both a narrative device and a gameplay tool. Instead of equipping players with weapons or traditional survival gear, the game centers around tuning frequencies and inte…

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 0/10[/url]. I gave this game 30 minutes and I’d like them back. If it’s a puzzle game, it’s the kind where you try to find a well-hidden key object to unlock a door, and then repeat. The game offers a radio that is supposed to play louder static when you get closer to what you’re trying to find, but it didn’t really work for me. Also, you occasionally pause to listen to bits of very poorly acted dialogue that are supposed to accentuate the story and possibly give you clues about what to do. Graphically, it’s also pretty painful—with lots of pop-in, bland, and repetitive texturing, and really poorly done lighting effects. Indeed, the whole product seems pretty low-effort with minimal testing. This includes GamePad support that does not seem to behave the way the instructions say for one of the most key activities in the game, which is tuning a radio to find different broadcasts. To be fair to the devs, they do not advertise the game as supporting the GamePad, and it’s easy to work around this by occasionally using the scroll wheel on your mouse. But, Given that everything else is lackluster, this de…

Creepy russian game. seems fun but it is slow paced