Radiotext
A cyberpunk text game on a lost 1990s radio network, out 28 September: talk to strangers, pick sides and end up a hacker. Demo: 69 positive reviews against 1.
What Radiotext is
Radiotext is a cyberpunk game played through an old terminal. A stranger hands you a USB stick, you plug it in, and you find yourself on a 1990s radio network that everyone has forgotten. You talk to the people still on it, and over time you end up as a hacker in an uprising against the corporations.
69 : 1
demo reviews on Steam
12+
characters with their own stories
1
developer, full-time on it
The whole game is typing and talking: more than twelve characters, branching paths, and people who lie, tell too much or might be a mole. The developer, Alp Arslan, left his full-time job to make it.
The demo sits at Very Positive on Steam, 69 positive reviews against 1.
Pick it up if
- You like text-heavy mysteries and terminal interfaces
- You want a short, focused story game
Maybe skip it if
- You want action or visuals first
- You dislike reading a lot
It is one of the games in our weekly release video, releasing on Monday, 28 September. Every other dated game is on the release timeline.
Radiotext screenshots
Screenshots via the game’s Steam store page · © Alp Arslan. Facts checked against Steam on 28 September 2026.
Radiotext FAQ
When does Radiotext come out?
On Monday, 28 September 2026, on Steam.
What kind of game is Radiotext?
A narrative cyberpunk game played through a retro terminal, where you talk to strangers on an old radio network.
Is there a Radiotext demo?
Yes. It sits at Very Positive on Steam (69 positive, 1 negative on 28 September 2026).
Who made Radiotext?
Alp Arslan, a solo developer who left his full-time job for it.