So unsettling in the best way, fantastic audio and game design.

So much more suspenseful than many big budget games. I second those that ask for a more fleshed out version.

It kind of reminds me of PT, essentially likening you to Kojima. Thanks for the experience!

Please make a full-length game of this, with this mechanics and overall eerie (and just terrifying) vibe. It is VERY unsettling and chilling, the kind of horror that I like most!

I like the puzzles, specially the first one, but after I read a tip and understood what I had to do I got mad that I didnt take the time to figure it out, because it is very well designed and its 100% MY fault that I recurred to the hint... Maybe if the game had some sort of easier, simpler puzzle at the beginning, to be sort of a tutorial that also introduces the game, it would make the players more familiar with the mechanics and the the hints would not be necessary... idk.. Im only saying that because I already think this game can go very far and those sort of things dont necessary apply to a game jam.

About the second part, I thought the puzzle itself was a little less ingenious than the first, but the whole thing, with the whispers and all, was TERRIFYING and I loved it! Really cool game, congrats!

I can see this as a part of a horror game. A good horror game. 

It kinda reminded me of the first few times I saw Dimension X in Stranger Things. Same chills, or actually not, BIGGER chills - the sounds and VFX really make an impression. Congrats!

Issues I had (or almost had):

• I didn't see the info on what order the 086 and 904 should be (it's 50/50 unless I missed smth, but I got it the first time)
• The difference in sound did not work or was too slight to notice. I had to walk randomly, trying to find the levers

Congrats again, man!

Cannot open the Mac version.

Reminded me of Inscryption and also, perhaps somewhat obviously, Oxenfree. I'm really glad there was no monster, or I might have been spooked out of the experience. The whispers alone sent shivers up my spine. I like the choice to go Grayscale with the fat outlines, the style felt all its own. Nice work!

Oh man I have chills. What a fantastic entry. I love the “old timey” radio broadcast vibes. The ambient whispers and heart beat are creepy as. I thought the hints system was very well implemented, without being over the top obvious and handing me a solution. I didn’t notice but the creepy whispers had me on edge the entire time, and when the ending hit my heart skipped a beat. Very cool, loved it. Great work!

Wow, what a mood!

Honestly, you've done such a great game when it comes to sound design. As a sound designer, I really enjoyed how both the puzzle mechanics utilizes audio, I haven't seen anything like this before.

The first puzzle was initially too hard for me, but later I realized that Q and E could be used to change the radio channel and I managed to figure it out without hints. I would've loved to see some hints in the UI in terms of the keys available to use.

Game play felt solid, you had some legit puzzles and you used audio and the theme very creatively. I could easily see a fully fledged game built around these types of environmental puzzles. Reminded me a tiny bit of The Witness.

Thanks for making the game :)

Outstanding, honestly. The mechanic of the game is incredibly unique, I loved the second part the most, Its something I haven't really seen done before personally as a mix of the radio tuning and the guiding whispers.  This game has great potential to be expanded upon if you wanted to, especially with the ending. Tbh I did need the github solution for the first puzzle but thats just because i couldnt figure out the ordering although I didnt really need hints for the rest of the game so good job!!

This is a really excellent entry, one of my favorites.  After the ending I want more of it.  I played it with headphone on and the ambiance is really great, walking around the second part is very unsettling.  Having the audio settings be on the main menu is a great choice.  Puzzle games are really tough to do for jams, but the in game hint system plus the answer on your GitHub allows everyone to see the whole thing.   Making the radio system work just in Unity rather than use a 3rd party tool like FMOD or Wwise is one hell of a job too awesome work. 

I think the only thing this game really needs right now is a tutorial for the controls.  I didn't read the game page first before playing so it took me a while to get the controls down, but even longer to figure out how to enter the numbers.  I first tried the number pad on my keyboard, followed by trying to tune to those frequencies.  It didn't even occur to me to try the top numbers for a long time.  I also may have bugged out the whispers in the second part.  At the main menu I toyed around with the volume settings, and when I got to the forest section I couldn't hear whispers.  It was only after reading the hints that I went back into the settings, adjusted the volume and I could hear them again.  

Excellent job I look forward to seeing what else you make!

This was awesome! Really interesting game design, and I love the artistic choice. I could really see this as a full-on game. Only "issue" I encountered was not realizing that I needed to use E and Q to tune the radio, but I'm a little slow :}

This was really cool! Unfortunately I’m too stupid to complete it but it’s a compelling idea and convincingly feels like you’re hunting for number stations.