The Last Transmission

The Last Transmission is a short, first-person psychological horror game about a radio operator working alone at remote station 23, deep in the mountains. You monitor the storm, log transmissions and report your findings until an impossible signal cuts through the static and a voice whispers your name. As reality unravels, you use the station’s radio, typewriter and phone to make sense of what is happening.

The station and its surroundings

The station is an isolated outpost in the mountains, where a storm swallows the peaks beneath rolling clouds. Across a lake stands an abandoned house with no lights or footprints, though its lamp has been turned on. The storm is described as unnatural and alive, with something inside it drawing closer; a single red light glows in the distance across the vast, cold mountains.

Tools and transmissions

• The radio: track storms, tune forgotten frequencies and intercept transmissions that should not exist.
• The typewriter: log the weather, the voices and unfolding events, until it begins logging on its own.
• The phone: use your only link to the outside world, though it may be lying.

A listening presence

You listen to signals and record what you hear, but the logs already contain your voice and the calls do not stop. Someone has been listening, and the institution you work for designed the shift to be your last. The horror unfolds through isolation and narrative, focusing on the gradual realization that something is deeply wrong rather than on shocks.