This definitely feels more like a proof of concept than a finished game, but there’s some good work here, especially if this was primarily an opportunity to learn Godot 3D and Blender.

The movement was smooth and responsive, and I liked the terrain, colors, and overall look of the environment. I also thought the little phone beeps blending into the background music were a nice touch.

The biggest issue for me was that I never really found a payoff to the signal mechanic. I walked around, raised the phone, and found areas with stronger/weaker readings, but even when I seemed to have a full signal I couldn’t tell that anything happened.

Once I realized there wasn’t much beyond searching for reception, my interest dropped pretty quickly.

I think there’s actually a fun little idea here if finding signal eventually creates more decisions or consequences. Different signal sources, places you have to reach, something responding to you, navigation challenges, etc.

As a first 3D/Blender experiment though, there are definitely some nice pieces here. The world and movement in particular feel like a solid foundation to keep building from.

Always cool to see what we learned in the jams! It's one of the most useful times to reeeally try something new, and see what works and what doesn't! Very cool aesthetic, loved the intense gradient and look :)

Nice and straightforward. I also intuitively jumped off the map at the end. Nice work!