Saint Ouen, France – March 17, 2022: humble gamesindependent developer rose locomotive AND For games only are pleased to announce today the upcoming release of the physical version Signalisa mysterious and neo-retro survival horror.
Explore dark corridors, fight mysterious attackers with few resources in retro futuristic pixel art and low poly 3D universe. Available today on Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch, this physical edition of Signalis includes a bonus instant photo with a lenticular effect.
About Signalis:
Looking for a dream inside a nightmare.
Wake up from a long slumber and explore the surreal world of retro tech as Elster, a replica technologist who searches for her forgotten dreams. Uncover terrifying secrets, addictive puzzles, nightmarish creatures in this melancholy and intense cosmic horror experience steeped in psychological horror and survival.
Main characteristics:
- Fatal Mistake: SIGNALIS is set in a dystopian future where humanity has colonized the solar system, held in iron fists by a totalitarian European regime through aggressive surveillance and omnipresent propaganda. Androids called replicas, designed to look like citizens, live among the population as workers, officials and protectors.
- Classic Survival Horror Gameplay: Live in constant fear of strange horrors, manage your scarce resources with trepidation, and desperately search for the solution to insidious puzzles.
- Cold and Distant Places: Explore the dark corners of an abandoned ship, unravel the mysterious fate of the doomed facility’s inhabitants and find what lies behind them.
- Dream of a Dream: Experience a gripping sci-fi tale of identity, memory, anxiety about the unknown and the horror of the unfathomable, inspired by cosmic horror and the work of Stanley Kubrick, Hideaki Anno and David Lynch.
- Striking Vision: Wander through a nightmarish tale of brutalist architecture driven by fluid 3D character animation, dynamic light and shadow, and intricate transparency effects set against animated sci-fi cutscenes.
The physical edition includes an exclusive lenticular art photograph.
