This game is a musical with a great storyline about teenage issues and minimal gameplay. Personally, I’m not a big fan of musicals, so I didn’t really get into the game, but if you love musicals or music, you’ll really enjoy it. The plot is good, even though it didn’t
This "video game" has three things: Nostalgia bait; a complete lack of any meaningful game mechanics and an abyssmally short story.
I have no clue why this was made as a video game. The player themselves lack any agency or control over the story, the story itself is lacking in
A fresh, naive, and nostalgic musical adventure with a well-picked soundtrack.
I had zero expectations. I just watched the trailer and a couple of "worth playing" reviews on Threads, checked the price, and decided — why not? Well, starting from the intro section, that game just hit me. It was a
Mixtape is a massive disappointment. This isn’t even really a video game — it’s an ultra-short interactive movie (3-4 hours max) that tries way too hard to be “artistic” with its stylized visuals and 90s playlist.
The “gameplay” is just a bunch of shallow mini-games that pop up randomly and disappear
Absolutely amazing game. Great characters, wonderful story, amazing music. Just ignore the haters.
Mixtape is a 8/10 and a fun little game. Finished it in exactly 4 hours. Don't get me wrong, I'd prefer more gameplay but the story and dialogue was a 10/10 for me. I was genuinely laughing through each chapter.
Cassandra is MVP of the entire story.
You know when you wish you could f forget you watched a a certain movie or read a certain book, so you can experience it for the first time all over again? That's how I feel with Mixtape. A special game that i love dearly. See you
Not my kind of game like it was their previous title but I think it was a fun experience overall
I went into this thinking it probably wasn't a game for me, but it turns it was exactly for me and I loved it. A deeply uplifting, well-meaning and warm-hearted game where you also get to play a Baseball mini game while listening to The Touch by Stan Bush (history's
Finally—no generic fighting game, no useless open world. Just something refreshingly new. Please, absolutely continue this series!
A beautiful game with a 90s vibe. Excellently written characters, a great story, and fantastic gameplay ideas round off this masterpiece perfectly!
Not really a game, its more of a interactive movie which isnt necessarily bad but its also an obvious industry plant that claims to be "indie" while having a ton of licencesed music.