Mixtape
Beethoven and Dinosaur · 2026 · Walking Simulator, Music, Narrative, Singleplayer, Adventure
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About Mixtape
On their last night together, three friends embark on one final adventure. Play through a mixtape of memories, set to the soundtrack of a generation. En route to their final party together, a perfectly curated playlist draws three friends into dreamlike reenactments of their formative memories. Experience a variety of narrative vignettes exploring the pivotal moments that shaped them. Players will immerse themselves in the teenage wasteland by playing through a mixtape of joyful gameplay, from skateboarding and flying to taking photos after hours at an abandoned theme park, hitting baseballs, and putting on a fireworks show from the backseat of a car. It's the greatest hits of the teenage experience, from the first kiss to the last dance.From Beethoven & Dinosaur, developers of BAFTA award-winning game The Artful Escape, Mixtape draws inspiration from classic coming-of-age movies, bringing together nostalgic aimlessness, mischief, music, the highs and lows of adolescence, and the bittersweet feelings brought about by growth, transformation, and moving on.Featuring music from DEVO, Roxy Music, Lush, The Smashing Pumpkins, Iggy Pop, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Joy Division, the Cure and many more.Skate. Party. Avoid the law.Hang out. Sneak out. Make out.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Did not enjoy. Very rote; mostly plays itself. The voice performances are charming but mixed terribly. Three crashes to desktop.7 found this helpful
It's such a shame to not recommend this but for the current price, I don't think it's worth it. You can tell a lot of love has gone into Mixtape, it's beautiful, the voice acting is fantastic and the soundtrack is great if you like the particular genre of music chosen. There were a few really lovely moments but it's more like an interactive short film than a game and the interactions are mostly lacklustre. I wished I had cared more for the story and felt more engaged in what was happening but mostly I was just bored "playing" this :(3 found this helpful
Just absolutely succeeds at what's it's trying to do, and feels amazing while doing it. Killer soundtrack, not annoying in the way I was sure it would be. Great direction, striking look, very competent voice acting.1 found this helpful
Genuinely made me smile, loved it1 found this helpful
A beautiful, moving experience for the teenager still lurking in my (and maybe your) ageing body. Even if you were not raised in US suburbia, you've probably seen all the movies (BF Club, 16 candles, etc.) and can relate to it... besides a lot of these things are pretty universal. An absolute killer soundtrack. I was shocked surprised and moved to tears when one of my favourite songs of all times kicked in during the final party.
[h1]Mixtape[/h1] ☐ Loved it ☑ Liked it ☐ Not for me [b]Weighted rating[/b] out of 5 [h3]3.04[/h3] [h2]Summary[/h2] [b]Mixtape[/b] is a cinematic, single-sitting interactive story packed with symbolism and teenage dread. [b]Best for:[/b] Music or movie lovers. People nostalgic about their rebellious youth. [b]Skip if:[/b] You want replay value or depth in the game mechanics. [h1]Review[/h1] [b]Mixtape[/b] follows Stacey, an obnoxious, autistic teenager who copes by escaping into music, reciting tracks and artists with the obsessive focus of a special interest. And her two friends: Slater, a longtime companion whose cheerful demeanor masks emotional depth, and Cass, a newcomer desperate to escape her oppressive home life. The game makes a good job at capturing that teenager [i]feeling[/i]. From the expressive symbolism that amplifies the characters feelings, to how everything feels like the most important thing ever. The characters are a bit one-dimensional, I actually found Cassandra to be the most interesting one out of the bunch. But I think that surface-level reading is the point. These are guarded teenagers, and the writing earns its credibility by making you work to get pas…
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