LOST SIGNAL

Establish the connection. Maintain the systems. Something...is trying to stop you.

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OVERVIEW

You are alone in a remote station attempting to establish a signal.

But something is interfering.

As the connection stabilizes, systems begin to fail:

  • Power grid disruptions
  • Oxygen contamination
  • Door intrusions
  • Signal instability

You must keep everything running.

HOW TO PLAY

Move through the station and interact with systems when they begin to fail.

  • Breaker (Power):
    Screen goes dark → Match the correct power feeds on the panel.
  • Signal:
    Connection stops progressing → Click and drag the lever.
    Green outline on lever = correct range, Yellow outline = close, Red outline = far.
  • Door:
    Intrusion warning → Rapidly click the wheel to stop it before it breaks in.
  • Oxygen:
    A filter turns contaminated → Click the bad filter to remove it.
    Then click the new filter that appears in your hand to place it.

Multiple systems can fail at once.

Fix them quickly before they stack and overwhelm you.

OBJECTIVE

Maintain the station long enough to fully establish the connection.

THEME: BEING CONNECTED

Connection is not automatic.

It requires constant attention, maintenance, and control under pressure.

CREDITS

Múcaro Studios

  • E. Julian Gomez Coriano

    Lead Software Developer & Founder — UPRM
  • Cesar Caceres Gomez

    3D Technical Artist — PUPR

Created for Ultimate Game Jam 2026
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lost_signal.zip 43 MB

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Brioche001117 days ago

Had to lock in para ganarle a las entidades. Nunca entendi como ajustar la señal, pero otherwise cool game.

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Mucaro Studios117 days ago (1 edit)

Thanks for playing 🙏 For the signal, when the signal gets lost and you interact with the lever, you just click and drag the lever, and when the outline turns green you’re in the correct range, yellow means you’re getting closer, and red means you’re far off. The greener it is, the better.

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