Genre: Psychological horror
Platform: PC / Consoles

Target audience: It is designed for people who enjoy the kind of horror that makes you think rather than run. There are no sudden scares or monsters, just tension, strange sounds, and the feeling that something is wrong. It is for those who prefer to listen and observe before doing anything.

Game description: In Last Signal, you play as a lone radio operator at a station in the middle of a storm. The nearest town has lost communication, so the radio is the only form of contact left.

The game is about adjusting frequencies, removing static, and deciding which transmissions to respond to. Some voices sound like real people asking for help, but others don't. Sometimes it feels like something is trying to sound human, and that's when it starts to get weird.

Over time, the interference gets worse and the voices start mentioning things they shouldn't know. Things also happen at the station: lights flicker, doors move on their own, and you hear footsteps when no one is there.

The idea is that every decision counts. You don't know if you're helping someone or letting something you shouldn't pass.

The ultimate goal is to complete one last transmission. Depending on what you do, the ending changes: you may have saved someone or you may have let something in.

Image credits: https://automaton-media.com/en/news/20211101-5318/