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Seaven Studio / May 11, 2015 / Action, Casual, Indie
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CompareCan you beat the beat? Journey as a green LED mysteriously trapped inside a dying boombox and play the ultimate musical experience. In this rhythmic platform adventure where your every action needs to be right on the beat, bring electro, dub and disco music back to life!
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We know that music is a language that everyone understands. Nevertheless, we made Inside My Radio also available in Italian, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese. This brings the total amount of available languages to seven!
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80% positive, 161 reviews
Tags: Platformer Additional Tags: Delete Local Content & Remove from Library TLDR: Short but frustrating platformer that refuses inputs unless they are on beat, compensated with checkpoints everywhere. I ended up abandonning half way through in front of some death pit when the platforms to progress ended up not making much sense and the inputs were working against me. No fun.
0 found this helpful, 2026-07-14
Last bostfight is too long and just bullet hell, no thanks
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-28
This just did not hook me whatsoever
0 found this helpful, 2026-05-13
fun
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-16
If you like rhythm games, like 140, and like a decent story involving music, like Beatbuddy, then this is the game for you! Multiple genres, including disco, reggae, and dubstep. And sometimes even mixed. My only remark is that it's a very short game for its price. Even for -20% of the price, I still payed 12 Euros. Having finished the main story (Not talking about the extra Time Attack levels) in almost 1 and a half...
33 found this helpful, 2015-05-12
Inside my radio there lives a bunch of block-shaped people who rock out to music day and night. One day, the music starts getting corrupted, and three block dudes go to investigate and discover something terrifying. As far as I’m concerned, this is the spiritual successor to 140. If you don’t know what 140 is, it’s a psychedelic, blocky platformer where the world around you moves to the rhythm of the music – but...
14 found this helpful, 2016-12-09
an amazing fun rythm game not too dificult but beatifuly made and an amazing soundtrack to come with if you love rythm games and if you love bass i highly recomend this
40 found this helpful, 2015-05-12
It is an interesting concept but it is just to short and easy. It took me 2 hrs to play all the way through really hoped they would ramp up the difficulty more throughout the game Without spoiling anything, the last boss fight was a huge let down as it hardly used the rhythm movement that was taught to the player in the previous levels. I would be more forgiving with it if it had some replay value or an great story...
28 found this helpful, 2015-05-19
this game is not nearly worth the price tag. I got it on sale and i still feel cheated. The game is short, i beat it in 1.5 hours, the mechanics are kinda awful in that even hitting on the beat the characters sound will sometimes play out of time making the game/song feel very jarring, the final boss is stupidly annoying, the story is virtually non-existant, and to top it all off it costs 15 USD? the game was 'fun'...
4 found this helpful, 2020-11-07
It's okay. The stuff that's there is fun, but it feels like it ends after the first world of a bigger game. There are no unique time signatures or beat patterns, and aside from a few parts that make you struggle against reflexively trying to jump or dodge off-beat, it never gets particularly challenging.
4 found this helpful, 2021-06-28