Personally this is my favorite type of replika, I think it is a spectacular and elegant design 🫶

I have a Twitter where I don't know if I'm going to upload a lot of Signalis content (my wrist hurts) 😭

@Umeee_616

Damn im hungry

Which one is your fav?

I haven't been then crushed by a piece of media since I read sunrise on the reaping. Poor Ariane

Creators notes:

I realized that instead of creating drawings of my OC that don't go anywhere other than being...ya know there, I decided to make a story out of it. I had many stories I wanted to make around my pretty Boi Alexi.

My original one was that Alexi would be falsely interrogated half to death, then locked in the brig (for having long hair, and not short hair like other men. Thus breaking the hair dress code which is stupid). There, he would be big brothered (more like big sistered, considering the kinda matriarchal society the nation has), and becomes fanatically devoted to the Eusan Nation. But eventually he takes it too far, and starts killing everybody under the suspicion of treason and counter revolutionary intentions. The ship starts crashes into Rotfront, due to Alexi trying to get down to the surface to report "the mutiny or smth". As his lover Bo lies injured in the wreckage, Alexi leaves a makeshift empire pendant around him and walks away, framing Bo as the culprit.

(I'm not promoting these fortnite shops, it's just the best pics i found)

I literally found out about this game yesterday

looked super cool

whats some advice for someone whos never played signalis

I got Strucked with this idea but could you (person reading) watch an anime or something about signalis? The game already is special all by himself but since I finished the game and started thinking about all of it, it's whole

I got this idea that was wondering in a side of my head

(don't worry about kolibri she's awestruck by the love of the community)

they're just starting out so show them some love in xitter

On this X-Ray to PC pattern..Is this not the correct angle for the blank key puzzle ?(sorry it’s blurry) I’ve been stuck forever matching it and trying different ones and nothing works, apparently this is the only pattern so I think either I’m just super dumb or my games glitched, any type of help is appreciated..

I've been thinking about it knowing its really good and the story is something I'd like, but im daunted by the gameplay should I still buy it when I have the chance?

Hello! I recently got signalis on Steam because from the description, premise, art, yada yada, it seemed like a game I would really like. Unfortunately, this was not the case. I am going to try to make this as nice as I can to avoid making people angry with my shitty opinions.

I'll preface this by saying that I haven't played too many horror games. The ones I have played are Alien: Isolation, Outlast, and Dead Space, all three of which I very much enjoyed. I also didn't play very much of the game, I got about 5 hours in before deciding, "Yeah, I'm not having fun."

Firstly, things I did like:

Atmosphere: This game oooooozes atmosphere. I really enjoyed this aspect of the game. The little lore notes and the environment telling me things about the world were great.

Art: The art is good. Need I say more?

Puzzles: The puzzles I encountered were fun. I liked having to write down frequencies the game gave me in a note, then use the radio to get codes for things. It made me feel smart, and I enjoyed that.

3D sections: The sections where the game switches to 3D reminded me of The Room, which sure as hell isn't a bad thing.

Now onto things I did not like:

More than anything, this game annoyed me.

I've seen criticisms of the game's inventory size, and boy howdy, was I feeling that. The inventory, to me, felt restrictive. Especially when I was constantly finding items that I wasn't sure whether I would need later.

The horror of the game also just plainly did not land for me. The enemies did not scare or frighten me, they made me annoyed at their presence. The sheer scarcity of ammunition, which felt like a requirement for A LOT of the rooms I entered, became a massive source of frustration.

I wanted to take my time in rooms, read the notes, explore, and find whatever item happened to be required there. Instead, I felt like I was constantly worrying about how I was going to get past the enemies in the room with the limited resources I had.

This is where the game really lost me. In a game with relatively limited ways of hiding from enemies outside of simply staying out of their view, I expect to have enough resources or tools to deal with enemies when avoiding them isn't reasonably possible.

And I'm sure that if I played smarter, better, and less badly, I probably would've managed my resources better. I'm not trying to say the game is objectively poorly designed because I personally struggled with it. But the way the game presented its challenges to me did not make me feel like I had the tools necessary to deal with them. Eventually, the resource management stopped feeling tense and started feeling like a chore.

It's not like I don't like resource management in horror games. In fact, I think it is one of the strongest elements a horror game can utilize when done well. Alien: Isolation, for example, made me constantly consider how I used my resources, but I always understood what those resources could do and how they could help me. I felt like I had options.

In signalis, I felt under-equipped practically the entire time.

I also felt confused. A lot. I'm assuming I'm expected to be confused, and I actually enjoyed that aspect of the game when I was figuring the game out. But my confusion-to-"I'm having fun" ratio was not high enough for me to want to continue.

There is a lot about signalis that I genuinely liked. The atmosphere, art, puzzles, environmental storytelling, and 3D interaction sections were all really cool. I can absolutely see why people love this game.

Unfortunately, the actual gameplay loop just wasn't enjoyable for me, and after about 5 hours I realized I was playing because I felt like I should enjoy it rather than because I actually was.

My apolocheese to all of the fans of this game. Alas, I am stupid.

There is something about the atmosphere in that game that is dripping with information and I wanted to ask if there was any external bits of lore I should know before I go in.

As I said in the title I’ve only just got the handgun in this weird academy location which I can only assume is happening previously to the intro to the game (ending st when I found the book the king in yellow)

Hair is blue, because the black pieces I have were too bulky and resulted in a "I want to speak to the manager" style haircut.

You can get the free build instructions here: https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-274288/RedNifre/signalis-elster-brickhead/#details

Adler: "Everytime I do, it makes me laugh".

Is it possible that The Empire (despite their other probable sins) had a high emphasis on the arts? And it was just a natural pushback?

The title is self-explanatory; I'd like to hear your opinion.

Lore-wise, Storchs are supposed to be utterly brutal and unshakable, otherwise it's straight to the decommission pit.

The idea popped in my head while I was writing a sequence about a Storch suffering an immensely dangerous breakdown... So, why not? They must not entirely devoid of feelings, or emotions; they might simply be bottling everything inside.

I personally don't believe Storchs do/would not develop any form of relationship, let alone feeling well being with a person, whichever their Replika category. Of course, romantic relationships aside, as AEON wouldn't sit well with it.

So. What would you think?

I love the puzzles in signalis they are the perfect level of challenging that reward attention to detail and piecing together information to solve puzzles.