- April 24, 2019
- Goloso Games
Antenna Dilemma
Platforms
About
In "Antenna Dilemma," play as C432632, a cube desperate to watch TV in a media-obsessed society. Solve point-and-click puzzles, engage with quirky characters, and question the world's perfection. Winner of 3rd place in AdventureJam 2018's "Story" category, this game offers deadpan humor and dystopian critique.








- Antenna Dilemma features a charming and humorous storyline that engages players and leaves them wanting more.
- The game is free to play, making it an accessible option for fans of point-and-click adventures.
- Puzzles are generally straightforward and logical, providing a fun challenge without being overly difficult.
- The game is only the first chapter, leaving players with an incomplete story and uncertainty about future releases.
- Graphics are simplistic and may not appeal to everyone, leading to a perception of laziness in design.
- Some achievements are difficult to obtain without external guides, which can detract from the overall experience.
story
59 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of "Antenna Dilemma" is a short yet engaging narrative set in a dystopian world where characters, particularly a cube named c432632, navigate humorous and intriguing challenges related to malfunctioning televisions. While the game is only about 30 minutes long and consists of a single chapter, players appreciate its witty premise, compelling characters, and the potential for future expansions to the storyline. Overall, the storytelling is praised for its creativity and humor, leaving players eager for more.
“The story was engaging and easy to follow.”
“A captivating story acclaimed by players (3rd place on 81 in the 'story' category of Adventure Jam 2018), Antenna Dilemma takes you into a surprising dystopia.”
“In the short span of less than an hour, this game managed to make me fall in love with its characters, get me interested in the plot, and it also got me invested in its societal angle.”
“The story and game don't seem to be going anywhere past this first very short chapter.”
“This is a simple point and click adventure with just random nonsense for a story.”
“The story is that the TVs are hypnotizing a whole town or the whole world pretty much and no one is getting off their couch, doing nothing else than watching TV and paying the 24/7 TV subscription service.”