
Late Lines FM is a first-person, story-driven psychological horror experience. Your night shift at 107.9 FM turns into a nightmare with the forbidden 99.9 frequency. When the cursed song plays, you should cover your ears but to find the radio, you must listen.
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Late Lines FM is a first-person, story-driven psychological horror experience. Your night shift at 107.9 FM turns into a nightmare when the forbidden 99.9 frequency emerges. When the cursed song begins to play, you must cover your ears but to find the radio, you have no choice but to listen.
On this night, you won’t just face dangerous frequencies, but also Ethan Morris’s suppressed memories and unresolved trauma. As reality begins to fracture, staying alive means holding your mind together.
Cover your ears before the forbidden frequency takes control of your mind. Sometimes, the only way to survive is to refuse to hear the truth.
The nightmare doesn’t stay inside the broadcast room. Desolate roads, dark corridors, and abandoned rooms... what you see is only a small fragment of the cursed world of 99.9 FM.
As the night goes on, peel back the layers of the story. Every clue you uncover and every mystery you solve brings you one step closer to the terrifying truth behind this nightmare.
During this long and unsettling night, you won’t only encounter shadows but also the people who inhabit the station. Interact with unique characters, engage in dialogue, and discover their place within this twisted world.
Story-driven psychological horror
Atmospheric sound design and immersive visuals
VHS-inspired aesthetics and user interface
Real-time interaction through objects and puzzles
WASD – Move
LMB – Interact
RMB – Cover Ears
ESC – Settings Menu
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Indonesian, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish - Latin America +9 more
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