Fireshine Games Killer Frequency Switch

The phone lines are open, and callers would give anything to get through. It's 1987. At the stroke of midnight, the city-savvy radio host Forrest Nash goes live in the small US town of Gallows Creek. And this night shift is truly intense. In this horror-comedy adventure, you must solve puzzles to prevent the callers from falling victim to a mysterious killer. Every call is a matter of life and death. Can you save the residents of Gallows Creek?

Features:
Unique first-person narrative: Step into the shoes of a late-night radio host who has fallen from grace and is new in town. The police chief is dead, so the townspeople turn to you. Apparently, you are the only person in the whole town who answers the phone.

Make real-time decisions and solve puzzles: Using dialogue trees, you interact with a variety of eccentric townsfolk, including potential victims and suspects. Explore your surroundings, gather clues, make decisions, solve tricky puzzles, and try to ensure your callers wake up again.

Retro slasher setting: Take a leap into 1987 and into an adventure inspired by slasher films—explore a meticulously designed radio station and interact with dozens of physically accurate objects from a bygone era, including a fully functional cassette recorder and turntable. Thanks to full voice acting and a real killer soundtrack featuring 80s-infused classic rock and synthwave.