Not for Broadcast

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You run a state-controlled TV studio in a 1980s authoritarian regime. Your job edits raw footage into propaganda that supports the government or hides its crimes. Point-and-click mechanics let you splice clips, adjust lighting, and manipulate sound to shape narratives. Each decision affects your standing with officials and the public. Missions range from softening disaster reports to erasing political enemies entirely. The stakes climb as censorship laws tighten and ethical lines blur. The tense atmosphere and moral dilemmas stand out. A retro synth score and dimly lit control room create isolation. Choices matter, censor too much and face guilt, push back and risk execution. Most players finish in 4-6 hours. While short, the sharp writing and oppressive setting linger. Developer NotGames leans into discomfort without overexplaining. It’s a tight package for thinking through complicity versus resistance.