Millennialism slop story "game". Below average story and average graphics. Nothing you do alters the outcome
Very unpleasant experience, no good story, no gameplay at all, play by itself no controller need it.
there is no player agency in the whole game. the conclusion of the story is like nothing matters and nihilism is perfect. her father is actually right in the story.
This game rules. Once again don’t listen to the grifters.
The actual nostalgia factor is completely lost on me but I vibed enough with its theme and the story.
Despite its short length and lack of actual gameplay, I still think videogame is the best medium for it. The chill vibe just wouldn't work in a 100min Pixar movie.
If you are
Even if as a European, the game is very relatable and conveys its vibe and story perfectly.
Truth be told, the discourse surrounding Mixtape has been one of the most enjoyable things in gaming for 2026. There’s been so much pushback on the game, and I get it to an extent, but then I see the favorite games of some of the people pushing back on it.
I finished Mixtape:
This was one of the monthly picks in the Game Pass Game Club where we pick a game to play and discuss each month. This short narrative adventure about a group of teens final day together before they move away was interesting. It doesn’t clearly state what the
A cozy, laid-back, go-with-the-flow experience like a nostalgic '90s real-world version of "Journey". If you like cozy games, this one is well worth playing.
As for all the negative reviews, many seem to be blaming the game for the overwhelmingly good reviews it received in the gaming press, and that is
I’d rate this an 8.5, if I could. Great game, with excellent writing and graphics. It’s much more of a cinematic experience, the gameplay is only decent.
Absolute disgrace to the gaming industry. Cringe writing, no actual gameplay in the sense that player input is irrelevant, it has 0 impact on the game.
The worst part of it all, is the game journalists giving this exceptional ratings like this is a ground-braking game like breath of the
This is an over-priced movie where a lot of the cutscenes and "gameplay" are completely scripted. Certain sequences will look like they are gameplay, but when i left my controller, the same outcome occurred. The game is also entirely too short, and can be beat in 5 hours.
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A wonderful indie title, perfect in it's delivery with a wild soundtrack to boot. While the gameplay was incredibly basic, boiling down to simple vignettes or minigames, they were simply there to break up the time between heartfelt and nicely delivered cutscenes showcasing teen life in the mid nineties. A
I loved this game! It's more of a walking Sim with some short minigames in between. I loved how it made me feel!
A feelgood interactive story game. Not much gameplay, but that is ok. Somehow the licensed soundtrack was a complete dud for me. I knew most of the bands by name, but none of the songs was on MY Playlist when I was young. But your mileage may vary.