End Transmission?
If the world was ending, how would you spend your final days? Explore a narrative management game set shortly before the end of the world, about enjoying the time you have left. Play music, take calls, and help the town face the challenges of saying goodbye to those closest to them.
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"The world is going to end pretty soon, we've known that for some time"
Face the End
Play as Lenna, a teenager and avid music lover who couldn't take the silence of a decaying world anymore. Determined to bring back a bit of a spark of joy, Lenna broke into an old, abandoned radio tower, reigniting its transmitter. Your mission is to turn that silence into celebration—broadcasting music, taking calls, and boosting the morale of a weary world.
Shape the Sound
Utilize a unique music system to create your own soundtrack. Mix and match 9 different instruments per track, and manage your broadcast to the town to create the right mood for its inhabitants.
Hear the Story
Utilize your unique position as a radio host in the tower to help the townspeople. Hear their story and use your vantage point and your trusty avian companion Tuvi to do the things that matter most in the final days of the world.
This game is the product of a six week collaboration project hosted by DADIU.
We would like to thank all the lovely people who made this possible - including the amazing Team Tall Trees members, the DADIU program and teachers, as well as the IT University of Copenhagen.
