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YearLDThemeGameDivisionRankOvFuInThGrAuHuMo
202659Signal👥Drum`n`Icejam4823.503.393.503.033.653.713.373.51
202558Collector👥Hell U Winjam3.252.502.003.503.502.752.503.25

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LD59 — Signal (1)

-- .- -.-- -.. .- -.-- mayday by Ray Himmel 2026-04-27T06:00:54Z ♥ 1

I came to the call of you and rhythms! Greetings, and let me say “thank you” right away - this was a pretty pleasant game. Honestly, I had fun! It turned out to be quite a measured, relaxing, and meditative experience for me. That's cool. The sound is nice, the feedback is good, there's a window for error (sometimes I spaced out on which button to press), and the minimalistic visuals fit the theme.

That it was Morse code I only realized on the second go - the first time I was trying to simultaneously look at the next step and read the text. Who knew the whole text would be displayed at the end, haha.

But since the visuals ended up very minimal and the sounds neutral, the strongest impression is made by the music, and it… gives this melancholic feeling, relaxed and peaceful. Like you're looking at the stars and taking in the scale of the vast cosmos. Which… gave me mixed signals when I initially read the message and thought about the poor soul stuck somewhere out there. As if I'd already accepted his fate, but he keeps trying to escape.

Still, it was fun, and it's nice to hear that someone's rhythm turned out well, unlike mine.

P.S. The additional soundtrack is so aggressive, wow, I'm very curious to know what it was originally meant to score. If it was gameplay, then that must have been some very active typing in concept, hah!