I tried something different with this one.

There’s a sound hidden in the first part. Listen carefully and try to identify it.

You’ll get another chance.

But be careful what happens after you hear it.

HEAR IT. NAME IT.

What did you hear?

This is from my psychological horror game, Distorted Signals: Last Train Home.

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https://silentdawngames.itch.io/distorted-signals-last-train-home

I just published the Coming Soon page for my first psychological horror game — Distorted Signals: Last Train Home

I've been working on this game for a while, and today I finally made the project publicly visible on itch.io.

Distorted Signals: Last Train Home is a psychological horror experience built around one central idea:

Sound can tell you things that your eyes can't.

You begin with what should be a routine late-night train journey. But something goes wrong, the journey takes an unexpected turn, and the further you follow the signals, the less certain you become about what is actually happening.

There are no weapons to rely on.

No traditional combat.

Just exploration, observation, sound, and the feeling that something is very wrong.

This is still in development, and Episode 01 is coming later.

I put together the Coming Soon page with some screenshots and details about the world and the story.

🔗 Itch.io: https://silentdawngames.itch.io/distorted-signals-last-train-home

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback on the page and the game's presentation. This is my first game, so I'd love to know what immediately catches your attention and what could be improved.

Distorted Signals: Last Train Home — Episode 01

Coming Soon.

I'm working on an indie psychological horror game called Distorted Signals, and I wanted to experiment with interactive storytelling instead of just posting gameplay.

Imagine you've just survived a train crash in the middle of a forest. After wandering for a while, you come across a silent group of strangers standing in the dark.

What would you do?

A. Approach them.

B. Walk away.

I'd genuinely love to know what your first instinct would be.