NiGHT SIGNAL

Night Signal does its best trying to nail the late night television programming that you'd often see as a kid while incorporating a little bit of The Twilight Zone in a clay animation aesthetic. Although it's a short experience, I think that it delivers on what it set out to do without becoming stale or frustrating. Having each channel do something different like spawning enemies, changing the layout of the room, or put an effect on the player makes you strategize flipping through the channels and genuinely interested to see what is yet to come. That being said, the combat is a bit wonky and some effects will still play out even after the game is 'paused' while others wont. I really enjoyed playing Night Signal and if this developer's games are just as creative, I'll definitely be checking them out.

Interesting, weird and spooky. Its always fun watching an indie dev who wants to make weird fellas cook, I enjoyed my time with Night signal a lot and I think if you like critters and weird almost analog horror kinda stuff, you will too!

I just finished Night Signal. I have to say. This is the most weirdest, and uncanny indie horror game I've ever played. I don't know how to describe what I saw in this game, but while it is slow paced. the experience is what makes this game worth it. the sound, and art design fits really well for the genre they went with. Also I won't spoil, but the ending is not what you expect it to be. It would leave some in confusion. Buy this game if you love TV, and need a random show to watch that isn't on your actual TV

Yes, but it needs a lower price for what is offered

It's interesting and it looks cool, but it's just not very fun. Here's my video so you can decide for yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbVSY-oqIC4

Making enemies being able to kill you in a psychological experience seems counter intuitive.

Extremely creative games, i love the clay models. 9/10, i hate the hands.

I don't think I've ever posted a review before, but I just had to based on the pure coincidence of when I played this. This has been sitting in my Steam library for quite a while (I got it on sale bundled with Home Safety Hotline). I randomly decided to play today (date November 8th), and [mild spoiler, but not really] the dates November 7th - 9th show up at the end of the game. Delightful little coincidence that prompted me to share. Anyways, fun little unsettling game if you get it at a discount. Requires a bit of self-teaching and pattern recognition to understand what's actually going on, but you can come up with some strategy to complete it which is nice.