Not For Broadcast

Step into the shoes of a live TV producer in Not For Broadcast, a wildly inventive simulation game where you control the narrative and the chaos of a national news broadcast. You’re not just watching the news; you’re making it, moment by moment, with real consequences. Every choice you make shapes what the public sees, hears, and believes.

Your job? Run the National Nightly News. That means juggling live camera feeds, cutting controversial content on the fly, and even picking which ads hit the air. One slip up, and the audience or the government might turn on you. It’s part puzzle, part power trip, and all about the delicate dance of media manipulation.

Each episode is a 20 minute rollercoaster of live action footage. You’ll edit interviews, splice together highlights, and try to tell a story that keeps viewers hooked and your bosses happy. Do well, and your in game salary climbs. Mess up, and you might find yourself in hot water. But be warned: the game doesn’t shy away from dark humor, political satire, and mature themes, so it’s definitely geared toward a more mature audience.

What makes Not For Broadcast so special is how it turns you into both artist and censor. You feel the pressure of the clock, the weight of each edit, and the thrill of controlling the message. It’s a sharp, funny, and sometimes unsettling look at how media shapes reality and it lets you play the one pulling the strings.