The Last Signal: Audio Horror

Six hours ago, dispatch picked up a signal on an emergency band. Three short tones, one long, over and over. They traced it to a research facility on the north road, a place that has been dark for a long time.

You used to work there. You left two years ago, became a police officer, and never looked back. Tonight, the call came to you.

The Last Signal is a psychological horror investigation you play by ear. It was made first for blind and low-vision players: every room, every document and every conversation is text that VoiceOver reads to you, and every action is a button. Headphones bring the facility to life around you, with sounds placed to your left and right, a generator humming in the dark and something moving in the corridors.

INVESTIGATE • Search rooms, read files, play old recordings and piece together what happened. • Keep a journal of everything you find, and track your objectives. • Talk to the people you meet. What you say changes whether they trust you. • Listen. Some things you can hear coming before they find you.

A STORY IN TWO PARTS Twelve chapters across two parts, hidden secrets to find and ten different endings, decided by the choices you make and the people you trust.

BUILT FOR VOICEOVER • After every action, VoiceOver moves straight to the new text. • Headings for the rotor, so you can jump to your actions, objects and exits. • Two-finger double-tap to pause anytime. • A sound guide describing every sound the game uses. • Saves in several slots, plus automatic saves. • Text size, high contrast, separate volume for effects, ambience and music, and haptics.

No ads. No accounts. No tracking. Headphones recommended.