

Last Broadcast
The Disc Jockeys · 2023 · Story Rich, Adventure, Choose Your Own Adventure, LGBTQ+, Multiple Endings
PC
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About Last Broadcast
This is The Last Broadcast
Last Broadcast is an experimental narrative game set at a radio station at the end of the world. Players assume the role of D-Jay, a radio host, who is giving their last show as the sun turns red and the world burns down.
Key Features
- Immersive Fiction: Encounter three callers each with their different goals and concerns.
- Play Music: Choose from a selection of 15 musical artists to play within the radio station.
- Play at your own Pace: The story (and the apocalypse) continues at your pace.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise the game's unique radio hosting concept and atmospheric soundtrack, with many finding it a genuinely enjoyable experience despite some performance issues. However, common complaints center on lack of depth and substance, weak voice acting delivery, long dialogue pauses that feel tedious, and limited player agency in both choices and content creation, leaving the overall experience feeling incomplete or shallow to those seeking more engaging gameplay.
[h1] I don't feel like this game have anything substantial meaning. Maybe it's just not my type, maybe it's just boring. Who knows. [/h1]3 found this helpful
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My computer was a little too slow to run this smoothly, but still more than worth the play. The soundtrack alone is great.
This is game is great. but it could use more of a push. the voice acting needs more ummph to it. to pack a punch. choices are fine but i just wish there was more to the news and things to put on the wall. that feels unconnected if that makes sense. but ye 8/10 wish there was more more to it. its a really nice game i love radio hosting games.
cool game, though wish it gives you more free will but is still fun
Painfully boring, mediocre (at best) music and 5 second pause between each line of dialogue. Respect your time and just skip this.
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