*"750 on the AM dial... #1 in our listener's hearts"*
This game uses binaural audio. Headphones are highly recommended!
A late-night drive through Mariposa Springs, with a local AM radio deejay to keep you company. He likes the way your headlights sparkle - won't you sparkle back to him?
Repeat the pattern the deejay shows you.
UPDATE 4/23/2026: After a number of complaints, I have released Version 1.1. No new gameplay was added, and the additional development time amounted to less than an hour's work. Nevertheless, for those wishing to review the original release, it is available as a Windows download at the link below.
VERSION 1.1 PATCH NOTES:
- The steering penalty from incorrect answers has been halved
- A No-Steer mode has been added, which is toggled by pressing the "N" key
- The time before the pattern starts repeating has been reduced from 7 seconds to 5 seconds
- Additional explanatory text has been added
- Gameplay sections can be skipped by pressing the "P" key (not recommended until after round 2)
Gorgeous idea, but the car handling is so confusing that it almost throws you out of the experience. It's hard to repeat the light pattern, when almost all the time you either got hit by a truck or an electricity pole.
It is very hard to keep car on the road. And also it is very hard to understand what game is want from me. When i flashing in response i hear bad signal. I found out that i need to flash when tower doesn't singal to me but i still don't understand what did i make wrong.
absolutely nailed it with the atmosphere, I like the setting and I love the concept. unfortunately the gameplay is quite frustrating, there's a lot to keep track of and missing any of the signal lights means having to wait for the loop to repeat all over for you to get it again. the pattern length is also a bit long, which compounds the problem by making you wait longer and longer for a second chance.
Very innovative game - signalling to the radio tower. The music and vibe of this is great. The minigame is a bit difficult but the updated version definitely helps in that regard. I really like the night time country road aesthetic. !> I wasn't ready for the jump scare of accidently going into the wrong lane and getting hit by a truck
Really great idea that creates an amazing atmosphere. I am also from a rural area, and driving home in the evening really does look exactly like this. I also found it very realistic how the game shows how hard it is to stay on track when you focus on something else, like the radio or something off the road.
I would love to see you continue working on this and add voice acting for the radio hosts, that would create an incredible atmosphere! Congratulations on this great project!
Interesting idea, and the atmosphere feels really immersive, but I had a hard time figuring out what the game wanted me to do, so it would be nice to include a short tutorial at the beginning
Not sure if game is endless but I did few rounds and had fun multitasking between trying to get the signal and steering the wheel correctly to not get into crash. Also I think it nicely captures the mood of drive at night, with its music, graphics and white noise. I realized later that you can hear music better if you get 750 on radio perfectly, it's kinda fun to me, that you can manipulate how much noise vs music you wanna hear
It's hard to repeat the light pattern, when almost all the time you either got hit by a truck or an electricity pole.