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Repair the signal from the comfort of your chair. You manage a signal repair team.


Yellow-suit crews move across your map, restoring broken relay nodes one at a time. The signal must stay up. Your job is to make sure it does.

Controls: Mouse only

How to play:

  • MAIL — incoming assignments and field reports
  • MAP — active incidents, dispatch crews here
  • CREW — personnel status, see who's still breathing
  • HIRE — replace casualties
  • TRAIN — level up crew to resolve incidents faster

Incidents have difficulty and danger ratings. Send underqualified crew and they'll still fix it — just slower. Higher danger means higher pay, and higher chance the signal comes back but your people don't.


Payroll runs every two days. Unpaid crew won't move. Seven days. Keep the signal alive.

HOW IT WAS MADE

This game was made during the last 48 hours of a 72‑hour jam, where the first 24 hours I just sat and thought about what I wanted to make. I think it was a good idea to allow myself time to think rather than rushing into development. Also, I managed to create a game with a very complex UI, which is kind of new. The game is based on the feeling of responsibility and the derealisation of people hidden behind screens and statistics. Check what you feel when a team does not return from a mission. I hope you like this game as I love it btw!

ART, GAMEDESIGN, MUSIC, CODE - Filgreen3


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You may notice that yellow suited dudes remind someone...


Published 2 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5, Windows, macOS
Rating
Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars
(8 total ratings)
Authorfilgreen3
GenreStrategy, Simulation
Made withGodot
TagsAtmospheric, Creepy, Incremental, Ludum Dare 59, Pixel Art, Retro, Singleplayer
ContentNo generative AI was used

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ld-59-windows.zip 72 MB
Version v0.1.16 2 days ago
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ld-59-osx.zip 100 MB
Version v0.1.16 2 days ago

Comments

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Why so laggy?

Try disable effect in settings, it may help

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It wasn’t for nothing that I spent years learning to navigate windows; it came in handy somewhere, though it’s a shame the game isn’t dual-monitor.

Gameplay-wise, everything is great, the clicker is absolutely fantastic. Visually, everything is nice, though I turned off the effects halfway through the game.

It felt a bit lacking in finality.. I think the goal is to last a week, but as an honest player, I skimmed almost all the text (and my English is lousy) and somehow didn’t feel like I was making any progress. My point is, if UI had n/7 somewhere, it might have been more visual.

I liked the gradual introduction and the normal onboarding; judging by the screenshots, I was afraid it would be stuffy, but it turned out to be fine.

The unit window and training seemed like they could have been combined.

The unit bars are quite tall, which made it difficult to keep track of who you had and what they were doing when there were a lot of them. It would be cool to see them all with infographics.

And it’s hard to hit the crosses.

I tried to farm some money, then I went down to zero. I didn’t immediately understand how the economy works; it seems like it all went to taxes.

Then I realized I shouldn’t hire thoughtlessly, and things started to improve.

Where can I cash out?