End Transmission?

End Transmission? delivers a surprisingly emotional and atmospheric experience that stands out from the usual flood of indie narrative games. Instead of focusing on large-scale destruction or chaotic survival mechanics, the game takes a far quieter and more reflective approach to its apocalyptic setting. Players step into the role of Lenna, a young girl who revives an abandoned radio station during humanity’s final days in order to reconnect isolated people through music and conversation. It is a simple premise on the surface, but the execution gives the experience a level of emotional depth that feels sincere and memorable. The game’s strongest element is its ability to create emotional intimacy through radio communication. Rather than physically exploring massive environments or fighting enemies, players spend much of their time interacting with callers, listening to their fears, hopes, and personal stories. These conversations gradually reveal a world that is slowly accepting its unavoidable end. Some people are desperate for comfort, while others attempt to stay optimistic despite the collapse surrounding them. The writing handles these moments with restraint, avoiding exagger…

love this game

First of all, the most notable thing about this game is the soundtrack, Insane Life is Strange vibes, I easily imagine myself listening to these songs in a roadtrip or laying in a grass field. The music ties in with the whole vibe of inevitability, all good things must come to an end. Endlessly beautiful, and heartbreaking. AMAZING work to everyone involved in the development and creative process.

For a free game, its decent short one play though. However it does come with a few problems. The most annoying is that its really easy to accidentally break the game, if you try to do more than 1 thing at a time like clicking on the map and entering menu or quickly looking through the telescope can break the game. Along with a few quests that the only reasonable way to complete is through brute force. Overall, quick way to spend an hour, just be careful to not break the game.

V sync made the game unplayable for me. After disabling it, then i could see that the game is indeed as i expected, almost perfectly smooth, as i wanted it to be. Still not perfect cuz i wished it would have at least 240 fps cap. I just hope that the final fixes arent final and maybe one day the controls are going to be perfectly playable to play and not make me struggle and shut an eye to the obvious and give a good review

A short and sweet game about coming to terms with the end. I love the gameplay between balancing the radio with doing the quests and sending out Tuvi.