A few months ago, the world drowned.

The sea rose faster than anyone could flee.
Cities vanished beneath the tide, roads turned to rivers, and the old world dissolved into salt and silence.

Now, the last survivors cling to whatever still rises above the waves: broken skyscrapers, weathered cliffs, and the rusting skeletons of ships.

You are the Operator, stranded on a forgotten radio relay tower, surrounded by endless ocean.
You’ve scraped together enough to survive: a water collector, a fishing pole, a patchwork of scavenged supplies.

After weeks of repairs, the tower hums back to life.
Its transmitters are dead, your own voice cannot leave this place.
But its receivers still work. At sundown, the static shifts. The first signal is coming.

Each night, three voices will arrive.
You may pass one onward , keeping it alive.
The rest will fade into silence.

You cannot explain yourself.
You cannot ask for help.
All you can do is listen and relay.

The question isn’t who is most urgent.
The question is: what matters to you?

A game by Raphaël Le Carval. 
Sound and Music by Chang-Yeol Lee.