Alt-Frequencies

Alt-Frequencies presents an interesting thought exercise about time loops, though the narration and story focus more on themes of anti-establishment then anything else. This divide in narrative between these opposing stories doesn't overlap smoothly, resulting in an underdeveloped time loop story, a government you barely get to know and an underground rebel movement with surface-level ideals that are never expanded upon. This ultimately culminates into an overall lukewarm story that is over before it even begins. As far as the game goes, it feels like a mobile game with minimalist menus and large buttons. That is to say, it's very simplistic but also surprisingly limited. If it is on sale and you think the story sounds interesting, you could do much worse. But you could do a lot better, too.

The storyline and time looping concept is intriguing but unfortunately a bit too short, but would recommend if you have some time.

Just a fantastic game ! Maybe a bit too short, especially for the original price, but if you see it on sale, go for it without a second thought