Signal Stalker II: Horror

It is 23:17 in Santa Bruma. Your sister Lia vanished here, and her voice is still calling from the other side of the frequency. Follow the signal through a forest at night, find what she left behind, and stay out of reach of the Echo.

Signal Stalker II: Dead Frequency is a first-person horror game played in the dark. A flashlight, a radio and your nerve are all you have.

THE ECHO IS LISTENING
The Echo patrols the woods, the village and the cemetery. It follows noise and light, searches where it last saw you and comes back when you think it has gone. Every encounter is a choice: run while your stamina lasts, crouch and move without a sound, or slip into a wardrobe, under a bed, inside a tent or into an abandoned car and wait for it to walk past.

YOUR LIGHT GIVES YOU AWAY
The flashlight is the only way to see where you are going, and the easiest way for the Echo to find you. Keep the beam on it and it comes to check where the light came from. Switch it off and you vanish into the dark, but so does the path. Collect batteries to keep the light alive.

THE RADIO LEADS THE WAY
Some places are not marked anywhere. Tune the radio and the static rises as you get closer, pointing the direction. But the Echo hears it too, so know when to go silent.

TOOLS TO SURVIVE
- Throw stones to lure the Echo away from what it guards.
- Fire a flashlight pulse to blind it when it springs an ambush.
- Break loose when it grabs you, but only a few times.
- Checkpoints let you continue from where you fell.

A STORY IN EVERY SIGNAL
Restore power, repair the village repeater, search the watchtower, the shelter, the lake shore and the cemetery, and piece together Lia's recordings across a long campaign. At the radio station, the Choir awakes: shut down its relays while it hunts you, then make the final choice. Burn the archive or broadcast her voice. Whatever you decide, you still have to reach the car before it reaches you.

BUILT FOR PHONES
- Touch controls with a virtual joystick and clear action buttons.
- Controller support with vibration, including full menu navigation.
- Detailed graphics settings: resolution, frame rate, shadows, view distance, grass, bloom and more.
- Contextual tips that teach one mechanic at a time, only when you need it.
- Play in English, Portuguese or Spanish.

Put on headphones, turn the lights down and listen closely. Lia is still talking.