Killer Frequency – Review
It’s time to tune in to 189.16 The Scream with Forrest Nash, where our radio host has moved over from the windy city, to the small town of Gallows Creek. Forest might be used to millions of listeners in Chicago, but moving to KFAM’s few dozen listeners, he’s going to have a night to die for.
Killer Frequency follows our protagonist Forrest as he gets to work at KFAM on the late-night segment known as “The Scream”. With producer Peggy to guide you, you’ll soon be choosing records to play, taking calls, and prompting listeners to take part in the cheesy “guess that scream” call-in, but you soon receive a call from one of the three local Police officers, she goes to get help and with the chief dead and her only other colleague out of town, it’s up to you, to combine 911 operator with radio host and try to save the residents of Gallows creek.
It’s little more than a coincidence that Forrest starts on a call show called the scream, on the night a serial killer is prowling the streets, because it’s also the anniversary of the Whistling man, a murderer who disappeared (believed to be dead) decades before, and this new killer donning the same mask, with a familiar whistle is now on the loose and it’s up to Forrest, Peggy and the resident of Gallows creek to get to the bottom of the returning menace or a mysterious copycat killer.
Starting off, you’ll learn to navigate your work station, by juggling records, advertisements and calls, but as the night heads south, you’ll need to help the residents over the phone by giving them advice and directions.
To assist your fellow residents, you’ll need to find clues around the radio station, such as maps, notes, or clues on takeaways in order to work out cryptic challenges in order to
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