
Radio Silence
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A mystery puzzle game about strange signals from outer space.
> You cannot give up now. The signals you picked up almost a year ago are still being reflected off the inner walls of your skull. But all this work in these abandoned nights, and what do you have to show? There has to be some kind of reasonable explanation. They couldn't have been trying to communicate, right? You have to know.
Use your telescope and radio antenna to looks for clues in the skies.
Your state-of-the-art Teletype machine will print out any signal you might receive. Keep track of it all on your cork board.
Some textures were taken from:
- https://www.vecteezy.com/
- https://www.solarsystemscope.com/textures/
- https://displacementx.pages.dev/
> You cannot give up now. The signals you picked up almost a year ago are still being reflected off the inner walls of your skull. But all this work in these abandoned nights, and what do you have to show? There has to be some kind of reasonable explanation. They couldn't have been trying to communicate, right? You have to know.
Use your telescope and radio antenna to looks for clues in the skies.
Your state-of-the-art Teletype machine will print out any signal you might receive. Keep track of it all on your cork board.
How to play
Control the game with your mouse. You can play the web embedded version or download the Windows EXE file.Hints
These are spoilers. Only look at them if you get stuck and want help progressin:1
!> Interact with the big parabolic antenna and point it to the huge white star. Tune the frequency to 832 Hz on the fancy radio, and press SCAN.2
!> You will then get a clue about THREE blinking green stars. Look around in the sky. There are three large green blinking starts which stands out from most of the other stars. Investigete all of them with both the Telescope and Antenna.3
!> Some of the clues you get will be relevant for later. It will all be written on the cork board, so you can reference it later.4
!> "half the bright star’s frequency" means `832 Hz / 2 = 416 Hz`5
!> Look at the small red star next to the giant white star.6
!> Look at the directions of the two jets (gamma rays) emitting from the collapsing star. Extrapolate their directions. They are both aiming for a star. One above and one below.Credits:
Some textures were taken from:
- https://www.vecteezy.com/
- https://www.solarsystemscope.com/textures/
- https://displacementx.pages.dev/