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In "No Signal," players explore the depths of the ocean in a psychological horror setting as a researcher from OceanMind. Tasked with investigating the Titanic wreck at 3,800 meters, you encounter haunting experiences and must navigate the terrifying unknown after losing communication. Realism and immersive storytelling are key features.
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4lac, Windberry

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System Requirements

Minimum:
  • OS: WINDOWS® 10+(64-BIT Required)
  • Processor: Intel® Core™ i5-4460, 2.70GHz
  • Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 760
  • DirectX: Version 11

No Signal description

Game Description: No Signal

No Signal is a psychological horror game developed by OceanMind, inspired by the enigmatic disappearance of the Titanic exploration submarine, "Titan." Set in an alternate reality, the game explores the potential dangers of deep-sea exploration, not only of historical treasures but also the psychological toll it takes on those involved. As a researcher aboard a custom-built Russian submarine, players are tasked with investigating the rear section of the Titanic, descending to depths of 3,800 meters.

However, when communication abruptly cuts off, the mission spirals into uncertainty. Players experience a rich narrative interwoven with elements of Thalassophobia, confronting the character's fears and the unknown. The game emphasizes realism through its detailed mechanics, including an interactable camera and the necessity for players to manage their character's mental state by sleeping and facing hallucinations.

With immersive sound effects and various realistic features, No Signal offers a gripping atmosphere that delves into the psychological aspects of isolation and fear beneath the ocean surface. This game is not just about exploring the Titanic wreck; it's an exploration of what goes wrong when one ventures into the deep, dark unknown.