Not For Broadcast: Live & Spooky Review (STNGTE)
If you asked thousands of gamers what their favorite games were in 2022, they would most likely name games like:
God of War, Death Stranding, Elden Ring, Raft, Scorn or Cult of the Lamb.
If you asked me, I would say: Stray, Metal Hellsinger but also name Not For Broadcast,
with its satirical take on a news channel, the typically quirky British humor it contains,
and the immersive experience of a broadcast control room.
As I haven't played Orwell, Papers Please and Not Tonight yet, I can't rate NFB the way I would have preferred to,
but it will happen at some point.
In Live & Spooky we also get a new device, they tell us not to fiddle with it but in the end we have to,
which would otherwise be totally pointless if we didn't have to use it at all.
The DLC is a small expansion to the base game with a slightly different genre and gameplay.
but we get to see Bannon again, there are also different endings depending on the decisions you make.
Unfortunately, sometimes it doesn't explain well enough what you should do, which can be annoying and frustrating,
and the story could have been written in a more interesting way but it's okay.
I also have to say that I don't think the price is quite reasonable, so I recommend Live & Spooky to those who are fans of the main game and a little extra advice, buy the DLC during a sale for $2.24 (2,19 €).
I had fun with it tho at the same time I was also a little disappointed, but don't regret buying it.