Signal

The world ended in three weeks. You are still alive because of an armored door, a solar panel and a radio.

SIGNAL is a narrative survival game where you never shoot: you listen. You are a radio operator trapped in a bunker during an epidemic. Outside, the infected home in on sound and the living can no longer be trusted. Your only window to the world is the dial.

LISTEN
Tune the stations and hold the signal: emergency bulletins, an encrypted military channel that only airs at night, a survivor shelter, an unknown voice that keeps changing frequency... and ghost signals that appear where nobody should be broadcasting.

RELAY
Other survivors call for help: evacuation routes, horde warnings, supply drops. If you have the intel they need, give it to them. You earn their trust, and sometimes they return the favor. But transmitting costs power... and at night, sound draws the horde.

DECIDE AT THE DOOR
Visitors arrive: couriers, wounded survivors, raiders imitating the good ones and bitten men who swear they are fine. Listen before you open: the clues are in the voices, the footsteps, the coughs. Some are ambiguous on purpose.

SURVIVE
- Ration power: the sun charges by day, the night only drains
- Manage food, water, medicine and spare parts
- Upgrade your gear in the workshop: antenna, acoustic shielding
- Intel expires: use it before it stops being reliable
- Negotiate trades over the radio... and honor your deals, or face the consequences

ESCAPE
Three different endings: the military extraction, the survivor convoy, or walking out alone. Every run is different: frequencies, broadcasts and visitors change.

Your final score reflects who you were: how many days you lasted, how much intel you gathered and, above all, how many people your voice saved.

One operator. One radio. One way out.