SIGNALIS News

I'm sure a trophy from The Game Awards is a big deal for the winning developers, but is it better than cold, hard cash? That's what winners of Germany's annual Computer Game Awards go home with in the form of a national endowment, and I think I might take that over a handshake with Geoff Keighley...
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SIGNALIS Version PC-Steam 1.1 "SPATZ" R-15

• This patch primarily addresses rare, game-breaking bugs in multiple puzzles throughout the game.
  
• Fixed Resolution, Refresh Rate and CRT mode settings not loading correctly on game startup.
  
• Improved interaction angles and cooldowns in top-down view.
  
• Fixed multiple small asset errors throughout the game.
  
• Small performance optimizations.
  
• Minor balancing adjustments.
  

t first nothing makes sense in Signalis. It's an inscrutable collection of strange places, people and ideas—a puzzle box nested inside a bigger puzzle box, heavily seasoned with robots, space colonisation, skinned nightmare creatures and complex geopolitics. It could so easily be a confusing mess. A dozen big ideas competing for space, enough to fill multiple video games. But it always returns to one simple, existentially worrying thought to tie everything together. Signalis wants you to explore the horror of things found slightly out of place. That tickle at the back of your mind telling you reality is broken, even when everything seems fine...
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The last thing I thought Signalis would be is a game that stuns me with imagery, not monsters. I read "survival horror" in its description and thought of the few Resident Evil and Silent Hill videos I've seen and expected a game about the dread of not being prepared. Signalis has all sorts of discarded items to pick up and monsters to pick off, but the parts of the game that surprised me the most were purely visual...
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