Radiolight
Krystof Knesl · 2025 · Walking Simulator, Investigation, Thriller, Exploration, Story Rich
PC
Very Positive91% · 468
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About Radiolight
WELCOME TO ASHWOOD CREEK, SEPTEMBER 1985 Step into the shoes of Ethan, a police officer in the quaint town of Ashwood Creek—a place where the trees whisper, the mountains loom, and secrets hide just out of sight. What begins as a routine investigation, quickly spirals into a haunting journey through the unknown. Ashwood Creek feels frozen in time, untouched by the chaos of the outside world. But under the surface, something dark is stirring. A teenager has gone missing. A strange signal is cutting through the static of local radio stations. Lured deeper into Ashwood Creek National Park, you’ll need to tune in to every frequency and every echo of the past in the hopes of uncovering the truth. A MYSTERY YOU CAN’T IGNOREAs you explore the vast, eerie expanse of Ashwood Creek National Park, you’ll find that your radio is more than just a piece of electronics — it’s your key to survival. Pick up supernatural signals and tune into otherworldly transmissions. But not all signals will guide you to safety… some are meant to lead you astray, deeper into the shadows, where the past waits to confront you.WHO DO YOU TRUST WHEN DARKNESS FALLS? Guided by the voice of Robert, your childhood friend and the town’s chief of police, you’ll venture through dense forests, foggy valleys, and forgotten trails. Together, you’ll piece together clues, follow mysterious broadcasts, and uncover the secrets that Ashwood Creek would rather keep hidden. But the closer you get to the truth, the more you’ll realise that some things are better left buried.
Key Features
- An Edge-of-Your-Seat Mystery: Unravel a story filled with suspense, supernatural elements, and dark secrets that blur the line between reality and the unknown.
- Captivating Characters: Dive deep into a gripping narrative as you uncover the past and present lives of those in Ashwood Creek, including your own.
- Stylized Timeless Graphics: Step back into the 1980s with beautifully stylized visuals that capture the nostalgic vibe of the era and the beauty of the nature that engulfs you.
- A Beautiful National Park to Explore: Wander through the serene yet unsettling landscapes of Ashwood Creek National Park, where every corner hides a clue... or a threat.
- Can You Uncover the Secret? Armed with only your radio and a walkie-talkie, you’ll need to think on your feet, listen carefully, and trust no one.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Radiolight drew some pretty heavy inspiration from Firewatch. Having played the latter already upon re-entering this similar avenue for this new experience, surely enough I finally got around to giving this one a try. Like Firewatch, Radiolight also winds up becoming a short stay, clocking in at just under four hours. But not once did it overstay its unsettling welcome, as the pacing made it feel like it was a bit longer than that. The VA, also great too. But perhaps the one thing that both games share in common that stood out the most - the art. They possessed some insanely gorgeous scenery on the canvas, especially here in Radiolight, where the night sky really pops and lights up like the Fourth of July. You couple that along with the sound and ambience in the background really dialing up the immersion while playing this as well, and you get a pretty good and creepy experience. Long story short: If you've played one of these games already, you have to play the other.
If you like games like Firewatch, give this one a try. Really enjoyed it.
A great little mystery with brilliant atmosphere, sound design, and voice acting. The setting is brilliant, walking through a national park while discovering clues about strange ongoings surrounding missing persons and cult conspiracy. Highly reccomended if you lova a good walking sim which rewards curiousity.
Story was getting progressively boring...Too many open questions left which are never answered. A lot of plot squeezed into not much gameplay.
really good game inspired by firewatch
Fun game that can be finished in one sitting. If you enjoyed Firewatch you'll like this.
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