Not For Broadcast

- Released
- 2022
- Developer
- NotGames
- Platforms
- Windows
- Genres
- Adventure, Indie, Simulation
- Tags
- Point & Click, Simulation, Adventure, Indie, Choices Matter, Comedy, Drama, Dystopian
A new political Party has won a landslide in the General Election, and for some reason the editor at the news station you work at has done a runner.
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