A free horror game — play it in your browser, no install. Browser survival-horror game: sneak through a 64x64 derelict station and evade an A*-pathfinding AI that hunts by sight and sound. Vanilla JavaScript, Canvas 2D, procedural Web Audio, optional Three.js 3D mode.
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Controls: Move: w, A, S, D / Arrow Keys · Aim / Turn: mouse Cursor · Sprint: shift (Hold)
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The Last Signal is a 2D top-down sci-fi survival exploration game built with pure vanilla JavaScript (ES Modules), HTML5 Canvas 2D, and procedural Web Audio API sound synthesis.
Set aboard the abandoned deep-space research station AEGIS-7, you play as Dr. Aris Vance, the sole surviving systems engineer. The station's central artificial intelligence, NEXUS-9, underwent catastrophic divergence following the analysis of deep-space signals, sealing the station bulkheads.
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