

no signal
exodrifter · 2025 · Space, Exploration, Puzzle, Mystery, Sci-fi
PC
Very Positive98% · 66
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About no signal
no signal is an emotional point-and-click hard sci-fi adventure game with a free camera. Explore an abandoned station as you aim to uncover the secrets left by the crew and the marks they left upon the station. Piece together an emotional, introspective story about loneliness and meaning.Operate PGEIST, a remote viewing tool that allows the player to view - and interact - with the full 3d environment where you can examine everything. PGEIST can move through walls and furniture, so you can see things from a different perspective. Solve increasingly complex puzzles, and put together environmental and narrative clues from dialog to progress within an open world.Peer into the lives of the researchers aboard the station by piecing together conversations, logs, and journal entries.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Delightful game. I could not put it down until I had finished it, which didn't take me that long. Highly recommend it for anyone craving for a scifi themed point and click. The vibes of the game are rather somber, a bit eerie, but mostly just.. Quiet and lonely. Which is what the game is about. I could somewhat relate to the characters as they went through their struggles, which is really difficult for me in most games and media. But this game just clicked in every way.2 found this helpful
I did not understand what I was getting into when I picked this up -- even after playing through the demo. I figured there would be layers, but I got a bit caught up in the relatively simple puzzles and didn't catch on to the bigger story until a bit later. Take notes (by hand, even), and you'll have a better understanding of when you need to backtrack and what's left to be solved. I myself had to backtrack several times to find relevant messages I *kinda* remembered, and then forgot why I had hunted them down. I thoroughly enjoyed the ending -- both as a final, overarching puzzle and as a narrative. [spoiler]When I started moving and heard the character's footsteps, I knew it was going to be good.[/spoiler]1 found this helpful
I loved the puzzle solving in this game. Gathering clues from different rooms and finding hidden items throughout the rooms always got me curious to look in the tiniest of places. The story was well crafted giving me ideas about the crew members and how each of them were before leaving the ship. In the end the spirit was no longer alone and managed to make contact, which made the story end on a wholesome note and not on a lonely sad note. Which was nice :) The only gripe I had was the music room where to unlock the box I had to play the piano. Of which I had to look up in the steam community section for clues on how to solve it. In the game for me there was no clear way on how to unlock the box. Other than that it was a puzzle filled, story telling game that I extremely enjoyed :) The demo itself had just enough content to make me buy the full game. Now that I like!1 found this helpful
Pro: Has collectible plushies, challenging puzzles, engaging story, emotional narrative, great atmosphere Cons: 10/10 would play again1 found this helpful
Took me about a little over 6 hours, so it's definitely a short game if you just want to get through the puzzles. I did found it fun to piece together the story through chat logs, though I wasn't too thorough because I was focused on puzzle solving. It's obvious to me that there was a lot of time and effort put into this game, the puzzles are great, the story is decent, great soundtrack, and a rather unique feel. Would recommend.1 found this helpful
Fun little game, interesting to follow the the interactions between the characters, and to see the evolution of spirit throughout the story. Well made!1 found this helpful
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