Last Resort by gil4 2026-04-23T22:26:48Z
An easy-to-understand game, engaging mechanics, and incredibly cool visuals! The artist is a goddess.
Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → LehanFox
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 59 | Signal | đź‘Ą | Signal Through the Blizzard | jam | 659 | 3.21 | 2.58 | 2.60 | 3.32 | 3.64 | 3.36 | 3.77 |
An easy-to-understand game, engaging mechanics, and incredibly cool visuals! The artist is a goddess.
It looks really cool, and the music is nice, but I couldn’t figure out how to play the pipe. No matter how much I clicked on the screen or pressed keys on the keyboard, I couldn’t get any result… I don’t know if I’m just being dumb or if something broke. In the end, the pipe never appeared and I got eaten by those mouse girls…
@stalemeat Oh, I figured it out. I assumed I just had to type the words, but for some reason it didn't work right away. Don't worry, I might just be inattentive :D
The visuals are quite charming, and the mechanics reminded me of playing with a radio as a kid, fiddling with the dial to try and pick up all sorts of signals. The atmosphere of space and solitude actually lends itself well to self-reflection and a certain melancholy.
I was hooked for quite a while, it's an interesting game. Good graphics and gameplay. It's amazing how well the author did in such a short jam period...
A cool, straightforward game. I liked it; the visuals are engaging and the music is driving. Great job, creators!
I love horror and space, and loneliness and mysterious signals fit perfectly into all of this! It looks great, though perhaps there's a bit more variety in places, but the interweaving of discoveries keeps the narrative pacing good.
It looks interesting and atmospheric. Although a bit confusing in places, you quickly get immersed in the game.
I had to spend quite a while playing, which is probably both a plus and a minus. The storms force you to pause, and the rush to the booth for each new transmitter gets longer the closer you get to the end. Overall, it's very interesting and atmospheric, with working mechanics. This build could be a good foundation for a horror or survival game, or perhaps some kind of story. It's great that the game feels narratively complete, with a clear goal from the start, and a good tutorial.
It's great that you've managed to accomplish so much! There are several mini-games, cool visuals and music, and even some stop-motion animation. It evokes a variety of feelings and conveys a unique atmosphere.
The download link seems to be broken…
It was hard trying to play without knowing the language, but it looks cool, so I gave it a try. Again, to the best of my ability. Overall, I liked it, and I hope the developers add English.
It turned out interesting, I had to rack my brains in some places :D but overall the spirit of retro games is cool!
A game with a great atmosphere, though it lacks variety. I spent a long time clicking on the red objects, then waited a couple of minutes for more to appear. It didn’t seem like anything happened, and then the jumpscare startled me. Everything looks very interesting, but it feels like there’s not enough content. It could use more difficulty or some kind of challenge—like a monster attacking the player if they don’t act or complete tasks.
gameover-screenshot-20260421-095042.png Hi! A very interesting and fun narrative game. People love cute cats, and people love causing mischief in games, so combining the two is a great idea. The visuals and music are very pleasant, everything is intuitive, so the gameplay doesn’t cause any issues. A great project!
What cute graphics! The creators did a great job, it's done very interestingly)