This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam
What I Built
SIGNAL is a three-chapter browser game about messages that someone tried to stop, and that got through anyway. Each chapter is its own kind of game, set in a different year, tied together by one idea: the moments that change history usually start with a signal that refuses to die.
Chapter 1: The Machine (1943). You sit at Bletchley Park breaking ciphers on an Enigma-style wheel. The messages you decode were written by people who couldn't say out loud who they were. Crack one, and Alan Turing reads it and talks to you about what you found.
Chapter 2: The Word (June 19, 1865). You become General Order No. 3, the order that reached Texas two and a half years late and finally ended slavery there. It plays as a side-scroller through a greyscale world, and every person you reach restores one stripe of the Pride flag to the screen.
