Project Armakeddon

Year 1996. Earth just witnessed the deadliest event in its history. 5.3 billions deaths. Yet for you, it was nothing more than an ordinary night. You awaken in front of your computer, to the sound of alarms.
Use an old radio and computer to wander around frequencies in this dead world, meet more or less deranged people, and uncover the truth about the apocalypse.. Maybe you’ll even be able to prevent it from being even more destructive. Immerge yourself in an era where user manuals were incomprehensible, and try to understand what this foreign language manual tries to explain about your device!
All dialogues are voiced in French and have subtitles in English!!
We strongly recommend to play the game with headphones, and eventually pen and paper to take notes.
HINTS: Some puzzles are very difficult, so here are hints if your are stuck:
*Don't know how to start the radio?*
See pages 5 and 6 of the manual, and the "radio-status" command in the terminal. Also, look on the right of the radio.
*Don't know what to do next?*
- Did you check the frequency written on page 3 of the manual?
- Check 180° between 50 and 90MHz. We realized that some player could skip the dialogue that gave you the info, oops.
- Check page 10 of the manual.
*What is the port on which the radio is connected to the computer?*
Look on the left side of your computer.
*I'm sure there is supposed to be something here, but I can't hear anything!*
Make sure you're precise enough when selecting angles and frequencies. There is at minimum a 1MHz and 1deg margin to get the signals. If you are in this range and still don't hear anything, you're in the wrong place!
Made by Mateïs, Melvin, Lucas, Louise, and Alexis. No AI were used.
Comments10
Jokes aside, very nice small sounds, graphics. Amazing atmosphere! I would have been glad for you not to remind me of my 2 days debugging, but I had no choice...
The graphics for the computer is very cool, and puzzle with cables around is interesting. I agree with the others, specifically for RADIO, informations where too hard to understand. Good game jam and thanks for the time I played your game!