Last Signal is an atmospheric indie survival game set in a world of silence. Explore an abandoned island, navigate the interfaces of old computers, and unravel the mystery of the lighthouse in a short but profound one-evening adventure.
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After a shipwreck, you find yourself on the shore of an unnamed island. There are no people here, but the abandoned locations and the working computer make it clear: they left just recently. Last Signal is an atmospheric exploration simulator with a focus on tactile interaction.
What to expect:
Technological Survival: Manage the island's infrastructure via a deeply detailed in-game OS. Adjust cameras, monitor power, and dig through the files left by previous researchers.
Tactile Gameplay: Don’t just press buttons—interact with the world. Sharpen tools, manipulate objects, and overcome obstacles with your own hands.
A Living Island: Explore a detailed world where every mechanism is part of the story. From an adaptive taskbar to an AI bird system that lives its own life.
An Evening Adventure: A complete 30-40 minute experience. You won’t just be a spectator; you’ll be a participant, uncovering the island’s secrets through the technology left behind.
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Languages: English, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Ukrainian
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