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got into the game for the cool resident evil like survival horror game and nice artstyle stayed for the lesbians

Having recently gotten into the survival horror genre, this game stands out as one of the best

Proves that there is plenty of mileage left in tank-control horror. Signalis is enigmatic to the last. I still have no idea what happened. And I love it.

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a few puzzles sucked and the way the endings worked is a bit obtuse, but this game has me in a chokehold.

i owe the lesbian community an apology. i wasn't familiar with their game.


signalis huh.....guess the lesbians were right about this one...

this is a must for any survival horror fan. really great story, beautiful graphics/soundtrack, and so much fun!
i do wish the endings were more 'choice based' though, didn't feel like i had much control over the ending i got :/

This review contains spoilers

This game is absolutely dripping with sauce. Seriously, I replayed it recently and the intro cutscene gave me shivers. Despite it’s clear inspirations, it is all too happy to be drenched in it’s own bombastic, red and black glory. And it is all the more remarkable as a result.

If you can manage to look past the screeching, gore-ridden monsters (based) and the hot lesbian robots (even more based) and what actually comes out the other end is an incredibly surprising and effective modernization of classic survival horror like Silent Hill, and the original Resident Evil. But Signalis carries itself in a way that makes it clear that it is so much more than just it’s predecessors. What begins as a friendly and genre-familiar “I’m looking for my girlfriend” quickly evolves into a gripping, convoluted narrative. The spooky robot monster game devolves into chaos as eldritch horror and battles with one’s own conscious take center stage.

Signalis is probably the best horror game to release in 2022, and it’s certainly the best new IP. It was obviously crafted with an incredible amount of passion, which is reflected in every bit of its art, music, and atmosphere. There’s hope that someday we can all grow a little bit closer to becoming the hot lesbian robot that’s living inside of us all.

Despite all my complaints about inventory management and the sometimes questionable design decisions involving the combat of the game, In my opinion, I think that Signalis is really something quite special.

The overarching story is mostly told by pieces of paper and documents scattered throughout the game. In most cases, I would condemn storytelling through these means. Though, I feel like most of my complaints about these sorts of storytelling stem from the stories told from them being rather bland (Looking at you, Resident Evil) but Signalis for me, did not have a single low point in terms of it's writing. The final trek towards the end really seals the deal on the entire experience.

The narrative feels like it was tailor made for me. There is so much more to this game than what meets the eye. I am sure that no words that come from my brain will completely deliver just how much I adore the story this game is telling. The final scene from the ending that I got is hauntingly beautiful, and I am sure that I will remember it for a very long time.

Love is truly, such a beautiful thing.

ho capito la nostalgia però no grazie

a disturbingly GOOOOOD romp through a mish mash of all the stuff i like (and the stuff you like too if the stuff you like is Ghost in The Shell and Lovecraft and Resident Evil 1/2 and Silent Hill 1 and Soviet era aesthetics(?) and Clive Barker and other such things) a beautiful, stressful, very good time. lesbians

seriously one of the best survival horror games I've played, with peak story, music, and atmosphere

A JOURNEY LIKE NO OTHER!

It starts off like a creepy, old school, silent hill inspired, game with cool graphic and top tier OST (might be my favorite of all time honestly) but ends with an even more amazing visuals and story that leaves you with a feeling of shock and awe. From the first moment you are greeted with an eerie theme of the opening of the game menu that sets the tone for the rest of the game.

The mix of melancholy, depressing and, in the right moments, inspiring songs is insane. Tracks like Emptiness and The Promise amplify the already beautifully visual game moments, while Double Back and Turned Around deepen the grim atmosphere while trying to stay alive.

Gameplay itself is a mix of basic, but well made and enjoyable, combat and puzzle solving that takes you all around the map with lots of details that subtly hint on the settings and morals of the outer world.

Enemies are not too hard and not too annoying to deal with but still challenging enough to fear them for hitting you, puzzles also aren't hard as to have to google some or most of them.

Main story is harder to piece together for the most of the game because of abstract, yet beautiful, and sometimes vague storytelling but if you persist you will be rewarded with a gut wrenching finale and conclusion, full of themes of perseverance and undying love.

The game is not too long and it makes good use of map design so that it keeps things interesting. There are several endings which i think fit well with the motif and the atmosphere but you still get the full picture of the story whichever one you get.

I'd say overall this is a must play for people who like silent hill/resident evil type game and also for people who enjoy surreal, macabre and abstract worlds.

Nah, peak
1. Fachero
2. Entretenido
3. Tremendo
4. Survival Horror con armas distópico futurista medio espacial medio robots medio japonés medio alemán
5. Lesbianas💖

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THE LESBIANS COOKED WITH THIS ONE :FIRE: :FIRE: :FIRE:

Excellent survival horror game that nails the tried & true staples of the genre. I played with tank controls & limited inventory & it felt well balanced considering they weren't the default options. Really nice music, great character designs & I enjoyed piecing together the loose, open-ended story.

elster's journey is similar to my own

except im human
and i'm not a robot
and i'm not in space
and not in a relationship at all
and on top of all of this I'm a he/they black man from chicago

but we're basically the same

MELHOR JOGO DE TODOS OS TEMPOS PUTA QUE PARIU COMO PODE UM SILENT HILL/RESIDENT EVIL COM ROBÔS LÉSBICAS SER UMA MASTERPIECE

stunning game but mannnnn those ending requirements

such a boring game with outdated gameplay.


jogaço absurdo, estética impecável

owuehhhh i love you funny robot woman

i feel like my fellow gay bitches online are all lying to me on this one. big issue: i think its story kind of sucks. Signalis is more interested in cryptic lore dumps, ominous poetry, mysteriously censored documents, and spooooky german words than actually setting an atmosphere or crafting a world. the protagonists' romance is supposed to be the beating heart but it read as very bland and hollow, you never get to know much about them and (SPOILERS) they all used to read Word Up magazine anyways. i'm not interested in filling in its blanks because none of it made me feel emotions. this would be fine if it was better to play but Signalis is too easy - its toughest element is its limited inventory, combat is largely avoidable and not too challenging if engaged with. there's not enough friction here, your android girl is a great runner and a great shot. the art direction is very nice, the models and lighting look gorgeous, but there's not enough unique assets in the game. it felt like i was mostly in the same few places fighting the same few enemies the entire time. i do think it succeeds at having some pretty inventive puzzles and i do love the first-person segments, i wish there were more (non-narrarive) setpiece-oriented ones. Signalis had one last thing it could do to hook me, but it loses me here too - none of this game is fucked up! there's never any freaky shit going down, no psychosexual pervert nightmares or nasty stuff or even anything slightly disturbing. i like yuri, i crave that sicko shit!!! Signalis felt like a dystopian teen YA with a bit of sprinkle of Twilight Syndrome and sci-fi militarism, very tame for what was supposed to be a hellish pseudo-reality.

Signalis is game i thought i would pick up, finish in 10 or so hours but then forget about, but this game has stuck in my head for far longer than i thought it would and im not sure exactly why, the story of this game is genuinely incomprehensible on a first playthrough and i believe it is intended to be that way, the game will frequently break away from its fix perspective survival horror to delve into atmospheric walking simulators which seem entirely unrelated to the game at hand, these sections while confusing are a big part of why the game stuck with me, speaking of environments, the various locations the game takes place across are stunning, in a bad way (but its a horror game so i guess thats a good thing?) nowhere still sticks in my head with its fleshy design, and despite alot of the environment feeling like generic sci-fi filler, for some reason signalis manages to stand out with environmental story telling as well as having a lived in feeling to all the locations ive yapped alot about stuff secondary to the gameplay and its, well i cant call it great since survival horror gameplay is by design simplistic since it hinges more on scariness and the tension of resource management instead of the moment to moment gameplay itself, so all ill say is aside from a lack of enemy variety the actual gameplay was perfectly functional