
Earth Ten Days : 981Hz
On December 22, 2999 AD, the Dutaf man—who had paid a fortune to purchase ownership of Earth from humanity—are about to fully take over the blue planet and begin reverting it to a primordial state.
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About the Game

_Earth Ten Days : 981Hz_ is a delightfully absurd interactive fiction game, blending quirky storytelling with player-driven choices.
Setting

In a future where interstellar travel is as routine as catching a bus, the universe has become a bustling hub of cosmic civilizations—some brilliant, some downright bizarre.
On December 22, 2999, the Dutaf man, having bought Earth in a shady real estate deal, are set to "rewild" the planet—erasing all human technology in the process.
With Earth's final hours ticking away, music host Z's interstellar broadcast prepares to sign off... forever.

Story

Tune in to wild, funny, and unexpectedly profound calls from listeners across the galaxy.
Navigate conversations about love, society, existential dread, and why some aliens think human music is "too loud."
Meet a cast of eccentric characters—each with their own musical tastes, emotional baggage, and strong opinions.
Decide how Z's final broadcast ends. (No pressure.)

Gameplay

Listen to the stories of call-in radio guests and select different songs for them based on their musical tastes and preferences.
Each listener has unique preferences, requiring players to choose songs with varying moods, rhythms, and chords to match their needs.
Your choices shape the story, leading to multiple endings—some hopeful, some heartbreaking, and some just plain silly.

