Buy Ministry of Broadcast for PC – Lowest Price, Deals & Price History
Ministry of Broadcast is $11.21, 25% below its $14.99 list price. We compare 3 offers on PC, last checked 1d ago. The lowest price we have tracked is $2.99.
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Achievements
EPISODE 1 - THE ONE WITH THE HAND
EPISODE 2 - THE ONE WITH THE ZEPPELIN
EPISODE 3 - THE ONE WHERE A CROW TAKES YOU AWAY
EPISODE 4 - THE ONE WITH A BOMB
SEASON FINALE - THE ONE WITH THE CLIFFHANGER
ASSISTANT TO THE REGIONAL MANAGER
FIRED ON THE FIRST DAY
MAN VS WILD - 0:1
TRUMAN SNOW
EXCUSE ME, A DAMN FINE CUP OF COFFEE IS RUINEDOfficial Links
How Long To Beat
Ministry of Broadcast takes about 6 hours to beat, or 10 hours to complete everything.- Main Story
- 6hrs
- Main Story + Extra
- 8hrs
- Completionist
- 10hrs
Steam Stats
Steam Deck
Unknown
Best price today
$11.21
$14.99
-25%K4G
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·Global
·Steam
Checked 1d ago
·3 offers compared
$14.99
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Price History
The current price of $11.21 is $0.04 above the 7-day low of $11.17.
- 7-day
$11.17
- 30-day
$11.17
- All-time
$2.99
$14.99
$11.17
Lowest recorded offers
- Steam
$2.99
- Steam
$11.24
- K4G
$13.04
Ratings
Well rated
Ministry of Broadcast scores 71/100 from 90 player reviews across 3 sources.- OpenCritic
- 71/100
- Metacritic
- 67/100
- Steam90 reviews
- Mostly Positive
About
A country divided by The Wall. To cross it and reach your family, you must compete on - and win - a reality TV show broadcast by the Regime. Ministry of Broadcast is a narrative-driven single player cinematic platformer mixing Orwell’s 1984 with modern reality TV. Rife with dark humor, sarcastic quips, and a general absurdity of the system. Seemingly built overnight, The Wall has divided both a country in two and a man from his family. To see them again, our ginger-haired protagonist has decided to become a contestant on “The Wall Show”, a Regime-organized TV show allowing competitors the opportunity to escape to freedom on the other side. However, as he progresses through the camp, our contestant soon realizes exactly how the Regime and the show operate. The promise of freedom is not exactly what it seems. Inspired by games such as Prince of Persia (1989) and Oddworld: Abe’s Exoddus, Ministry of Broadcast revives the spirit of classic cinematic platformers where players need nimble run-and-jump reflexes as well as a healthy aversion to falling from precarious heights. To reach freedom and family, you must lead the protagonist through each of the Arenas while under the ever-watchful mechanical eye of the Regime. The variety of hazardous, dilapidated environments hold an array of obstacles for you to manage—leg-shattering drops (scared of heights?), flaming barrels of garbage (extra-smelly, extra-flamey), inconveniently-placed spike pits (of course), hanging steel beams (so much rust)—but none of this is to speak of the fates of those you meet along the way. FEATURES Cinematic platformer: Run, jump, crash, and climb your way through each Arena as the narrative unfolds around you. Much of the story is unveiled via smoothly integrated animation sequences, within the environment, or from NPCs muttering bits of dialogue as you dive and dodge around them. Environmental HUD: Rather than having a screen cluttered with overlaid indicators, HP bars, and minimaps, any information the player will need is incorporated into the environment. Hints and clues are meshed into the game’s art, subtle and specific, players will need a keen eye if they want to survive each Arena without breaking their legs. Puzzle-solving: Use your wits, and at times a dash of ruthlessness, to advance through the Arenas. You’ll have to interact with the environment itself to solve most of the puzzles: use the protagonist’s momentum to move platforms, flip the occasional lever, and sometimes you might have to sacrifice an NPC or two to cross a particularly spiky pit. Story and Personality: Featuring lots of impish humor, Grade A sarcasm, and comic mischief, all balanced perfectly with the dark, heavy themes presented in this dystopian world.Read moreShow less
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1/29/2020
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Ministry of Broadcast Buying and Gameplay FAQs
Where can I buy Ministry of Broadcast the cheapest?
The cheapest price right now is $11.21 at K4G (25% off the $14.99 list price).
Is Ministry of Broadcast on sale right now?
Yes, Ministry of Broadcast is currently on sale with up to 25% off at select stores.
How much does Ministry of Broadcast cost?
Right now, you can buy Ministry of Broadcast for as low as $11.21 ($14.99 MSRP), depending on the store and platform.
Is Ministry of Broadcast on Xbox Game Pass?
No, Ministry of Broadcast is not currently on Xbox Game Pass. The cheapest way to play is to buy it as low as $11.21, depending on the store and platform.
How much is Ministry of Broadcast on Steam?
On Steam, Ministry of Broadcast is listed at $14.99 (MSRP $14.99).
What is the historical lowest price for Ministry of Broadcast?
The lowest recorded price for Ministry of Broadcast is $2.99, based on past sales and discounts.
Is Ministry of Broadcast single-player only?
Ministry of Broadcast is primarily a single-player experience.
Can I play Ministry of Broadcast on Steam Deck?
Ministry of Broadcast hasn't been rated for Steam Deck yet.
Is Ministry of Broadcast available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, or Switch?
Ministry of Broadcast is available on PC and Nintendo.
How long does it take to beat Ministry of Broadcast?
The main story takes around 6 hours, while a completionist run averages 10 hours.
When did Ministry of Broadcast release?
Ministry of Broadcast launched on January 29, 2020.
How much free space do I need for Ministry of Broadcast?
The game requires at least 1 GB of free space, but 2 GB is recommended for the best experience.
What age rating is Ministry of Broadcast?
Ministry of Broadcast is rated M for Blood, Strong Language, Suggestive Themes, and Violence.