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In a time when noise fills everything and the truth is diluted among borrowed voices, there are those who still listen… truly. Fragments, interference, patterns that seem like errors… but aren't. Something is hiding within the waves, waiting to be deciphered.
Tuning in is no longer just about listening. It's about finding what others don't see. And when you understand enough… you can respond. Because there are codes that don't inform. They nullify.
And maybe, just maybe… if you hit the right frequency at the right moment… the noise will stop for an instant. Long enough for something to change.
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A fast-paced 2.5-minute game where you scan radio frequencies to find key information at the exact right times.
You'll need to manage overlapping signals, decode Morse, answer and make calls, and send transmissions—all within a strict schedule. Since not everything can be captured in a single run, replaying is essential to uncover every clue.
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- [Mouse] Look around
- [Left Click] Press & hold to interact with objects
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The radio is the core of the experience.
An old analog receiver that lets you tune into different frequencies, uncover hidden signals, and capture crucial information buried in the static.
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The phone is your lifeline.
An old rotary phone you must stay close to—missing a call could cost you vital information, and dialing the right number at the right time can change everything.
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The telegraph is your voice in the dark.
An old key device used to send coded messages—timing and the right frequency are everything if you want to be understood.
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The notebook is your guide.
Filled with essential notes and Morse references, it's indispensable for decoding signals and making sense of what you hear.
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The clock is your timing anchor.
An old digital timepiece you must constantly watch. Using it to fast-forward time can change everything, but only if you know when to do it.
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Work in progress...
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Tuning in is no longer just about listening. It's about finding what others don't see. And when you understand enough… you can respond. Because there are codes that don't inform. They nullify.
And maybe, just maybe… if you hit the right frequency at the right moment… the noise will stop for an instant. Long enough for something to change.
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🎮 The Game
A fast-paced 2.5-minute game where you scan radio frequencies to find key information at the exact right times.
You'll need to manage overlapping signals, decode Morse, answer and make calls, and send transmissions—all within a strict schedule. Since not everything can be captured in a single run, replaying is essential to uncover every clue.
🎲 Click here to play 🎲
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🖱️ Controls
- [Mouse] Look around
- [Left Click] Press & hold to interact with objects
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📻 Radio
The radio is the core of the experience.
An old analog receiver that lets you tune into different frequencies, uncover hidden signals, and capture crucial information buried in the static.
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☎️ Phone
The phone is your lifeline.
An old rotary phone you must stay close to—missing a call could cost you vital information, and dialing the right number at the right time can change everything.
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📨 Telegraph
The telegraph is your voice in the dark.
An old key device used to send coded messages—timing and the right frequency are everything if you want to be understood.
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📓 Notebook
The notebook is your guide.
Filled with essential notes and Morse references, it's indispensable for decoding signals and making sense of what you hear.
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🕰️ Clock
The clock is your timing anchor.
An old digital timepiece you must constantly watch. Using it to fast-forward time can change everything, but only if you know when to do it.
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💡 Cheats
Work in progress...
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Comments54
I did not fully understand what I'm supposed to do, dialing 9358 did not work and the morse tapper did not do anything either... mh 🤔 time did reset at some point, so i guess i can just try it again over and over ?
When I first played I immediately hung up the phone on accident because I didnt know I had to hold down the button to answer. Enjoying this one though, great job!
Game looks and feels great, atmosphere is incredible. All the little sounds and visuals are just perfectly unsettling. So far the gameplay has been cool but very unintuitive, and can't seem to be able to figure out how to continue :cry:
Thank you very much to everyone for the feedback, we hope you enjoy this experience :)
Thank you all very much for the feedback!
But during the play some king notepad where i could write down a listened beeps and boops from radio. Because not every time you have physical notepad next to you.
I do like what I saw and hear so I think the theme is solid but the play is lacking
We'll try testing it that way to see if we can identify the error and fix it. Thank you very much for the feedback!
I somehow wasn't able to finish the game, though. Even knowing (removed bc spoiler tags don't work).
I'd love to know if I'm missing something. If so, it would be a huge help to add it to the hints.
But seriously - amazing work. Seems like I'm just having a hard time getting the game to properly end.
But honestly, I'm just not sharp enough to beat the game… Still — fantastic work!
Still, it didn’t ruin my overall impression — very nice work!
Thank you so much for the feedback, and I’m glad you liked the visuals :D
Even with the hints and the H menu I still don't understand how to get the attack code ^^'
Love all the content in radio and graphics ;)